How To Easily Make Isometric Text Effects

It is beyond easy to make isometric text effects in Kittl. With our angel transformation and grid feature, you can easily line up the corners of your text to create the trendy isometric style type everyone knows and loves. This effect is great for t-shirt designs, stickers, and other create projects that need a little more depth. So give this a watch and try it out. Be sure to check out these other helpful details below.👇

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[Kittldesign]

What are you going to create with the isometric text effect? Stickers? Shirts? 👇

[grichebk]

This is so awesome. Now I have another design style to add to my repertoire. Thanks alot, you are very appreciated.

[sijmon]

Thanks a for a good video once again :) Are you guys looking into having more Mockups for Print on demands products that printify etc. have?

[MissMolly]

This was awesome, thanks. I am a bit confused on the beginning, I will have to watch again. 😊What I am confused with, is at the beginning, you turned the word, then manipulated it, then pushed the reset button, why didn’t the reset button take it back to the way it was originally, at 0 degrees? Sorry, it is probably a dumb question, but I am learning, slowly. 😂

[cherilvernon]

I have a question. Let's say I start with a template, but i want to scale out to other words, for example, on my design. Is there a way to "save as" to change the template to a new file while keeping the old one intact? Let's say I want to make five versions of basically the same template. How could I do this and save all the designs separately? Do I just copy and paste my new design into a new file with the proper settings, or is there a "save as" way to do it? Thank you!