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# Text
### **Adding a text**
This can be done by pressing the + sign on the top left of the side menu. You can also copy a text you already have by selecting it and pressing ctrl + c and ctrl + v.
### **Removing a text**
This can be done by pressing the - sign in the top right and selecting the text you want to remove and then pressing the yes button below the texts.
### **Advanced options**
This is where you find your Font selector, Font variant, Spacing and Line height. This is also where you can upload fonts, by clicking the upload button in the font selector. You can also upload fonts in the library. Accepted font are OTF TTF**.**
You also have your normal text options here: Bold, Cursive, Underline, All CAPS and Alignment text**.**
### Size
Text sizes can be selected in the top menu. Here is also where you find auto-resize.
#### **Auto-Resize**
Auto-resize works in two ways. The first way is that if you make the text box bigger the text will make the text bigger or smaller to fit the text box. The second way is that if you add more text to the text box it will resize the text to fit the box without overflowing.
### Colors and shadows
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Text color can be selected by clicking on a text and in the small side menu that pops up to the left. Here you can select color with #hex - RGB. This is also where you can add a shadow to the text itself.
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