All the editors used for Photo Gifts work in the same way as with the other product editors and the steps described. For Photo Gifts, specially customised page layouts and designs are in the selection area. For Photo Gifts that are lasered in crystal, the images are displayed in greyscale, as no colours are possible in this production process. Many additional thematic designs, as in the "Tips and Tricks" chapter, be installed from the internet.
There are customisable card games with 32 cards (skat, Happy Families) or 55 cards (poker, Doppelkopf).
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For bridge, canasta and rummy you need two decks of 55 cards. You can create different designs for each deck. |
Select the basic design (and therefore the game) that you want. To make things easier, we have already designed projects with the individual cards for you. The cards are shown on the right as a complete deck with the chosen basic design. Not all cards can have photos on them but they can have photo backgrounds. For production reasons, the cards must have a white border. This can neither be prevented or changed. Each card has a front and back; you can see both below.
There are various designs available for the back of the cards. If you want to change the design on the back of the cards, click the image below and change the category from "Show all..." to "Back of cards".
Select the design you want. If you click with the right mouse button on the back of the cards shown below, a dropdown menu will open, where you can copy the design to the back of all the cards. If you have already added a photo, this will be copied to the back of all the cards The back of the cards are usually designed to be multi-coloured. This means that by double-clicking on the image of the back of the cards, you can choose one of 32 colours for the design. Using the design, colour and background, you can create really personal cards.
Even though the correct designs are set for the front side of the cards by default, the designs can also be changed later. Keen magicians, for example, can create special decks for their magic tricks.
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Be careful: As far as possible keep to the same design category that you chose for your basic design. Make a note of which cards you are working on so that your deck doesn't get mixed up by accident. |