Want original, copyright-free images for your marketing? Create your own. Here are two ways you can create your own marketing images:
Skip video and keep readingCreate Images Using AI
You can use AI tools to create images for you. Personally, I’m not a fan of this method, especially if you want to create realistic-looking images or images that depict people. As AI gets more sophisticated, it may be a better option, but I find most current AI-generated images creepy. And for me, they take away from the content or message.
Create Images Using PowerPoint
Use PowerPoint to create original images. If you’re proficient in using PowerPoint, this might be a good option for you to try.
PowerPoint’s graphics and editing tools allow you to add shapes, create charts, smart art or infographics that can help illustrate your content. It’s great for creating infographics, too. You can even customize the size of your image or remove the background from an image. Then just save your slide as an image and you’re good to go.
If you’re already using PowerPoint for presentations, you can even repurpose an existing slide for your marketing purposes. Or you can save multiple slides as images and then combine them into one image, or create templates in PowerPoint to create new images quickly that are easily recognizable as your brand or law firm.
Here are some great articles on creating images using PowerPoint:
https://www.visualspiders.com/steps-to-create-social-media-graphics-in-powerpoint/
https://contentsparks.com/create-images-graphics-from-slides
In my next video, I’ll talk about one of my favorite tools to use to create marketing images.
For more marketing tips, see these posts:
- Are You Neglecting Your Google Business Profile?
- Two More AI Tools in Canva’s Magic Studio
- Canva’s Resize and Magic Switch
- What Are The Best Images to Use in Your Marketing?
- Three Time-Saving Canva Tools
- Using Canva’s Bulk Create Feature
- Use Canva to Create Marketing Assets
- Two Ways to Create Marketing Images
- Where to Find Images for Your Marketing
- Creating an Image Library: An Example
