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Windows Store app highlight: Art Text, a design app that turns your text into art

Ron Ron
August 18, 2019
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Art Text

Art Text is a Windows Store app available for Windows 8 and Windows RT that helps users turn their text into art and help create logos, icons, web graphics, and buttons. The app runs for $9.99 and claims to be similar to Adobe’s Photoshop or Illustrator, without the steep learning curve.

“Art Text is a layer-based design application for turning text into art and creating logos, application icons, web graphics, and buttons. With Art Text you will get professional results without the steep learning curve of Photoshop or Illustrator,” the app description reads.

So what can you do with Art Text? Users can create catchy headings, unique titles for PowerPoint presentations, logos, or web graphics. Art Text features a template gallery packed with over 100 examples, as well as various materials, textures, and fills.

If you want to try out a cheaper and easier alternative to Adobe’s Photoshop, check out Art Text. It is $9.99 for a limited time, so hit the download link below to snag it!

Art Text

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