Franklin Taggart's Blog

  Virtual Backgrounds in Zoom aren't a new feature, but my friend Bonnie asked how I make mine so I made a tutorial for her. I'm sharing it with whoever else would like to learn. I'm a Canva Pro affiliate, so if you haven't tried pro yet, use my link to start your trial: https://bit.ly/Franklin-Canva (Link is case sensitive) Thanks for watching, sharing, and subscribing! #Zoom #Canva #tutorial 

 For those who have been asking if I have a template for a three-person Zoom video overlay, I have had this one for a while now.  It's a little more complicated than the two-person overlay because you have to resize your video track for the frames to align. If you want the template for the frames, click here: https://www.canva.com/design/DAFKGYSzvRA/-EEvc4xVF2GVWXBMyPC-hA/view?utm_content=DAFKGYSzvRA&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=publishsharelink&mode=preview Canva is a product I use every day. I'm also a Canva affiliate. I'd love for you to try Canva Pro here: https://partner.canva.com/c/1245006/647168/10068 #canva #zoom #videoediting 

Canva Pro offers a bunch of amazing features not available in the free version. One that I use most frequently is the Brand Kit. This allows me to pre-select brand colors and fonts that then show up on the top of my options lists for both fonts and colors. Now I don't have to go looking for them or enter them in a search bar every time I need them, and for colors, I don't have to guess or go looking for hex codes. In this short tutorial, I show you how to create a brand kit, starting with uploading an image from which Canva can find my brand colors, and then I can add colors to the palette as well as select Heading, Subheading, and Body text fonts. #canvatutorial #branding #branddesign