You'll notice that as soon as I select the Stamps tool, the Properties shown under the Paint Tools area changes (compare Figure 3 to Figure 4). Now choose the Stamp button from the Paint Tools section in the panel on the left, as shown in Figure 4.Opens with a small white background when opened this way - if you want you can open another image as I did for this tutorial (I used the Graph backdrop image).

This brings up the SnagIt Editor that you can see in Figure 3.

Tip: You can also open SnagIt 8 Editor from the SnagIt group in Windows Start Menu (see Figure 1 above). Click the SnagIt Editor option (highlighted in red) on the top left of the interface.

This open the SnagIt 8 interface that you can see in Figure 2.Go to your Windows Start menu and choose All Programs | SnagIt 8 | SnagIt 8, as shown in Figure 1 below to launch SnagIt (ignore this step if SnagIt is already open).And yes, the PNGs are the stamps for SnagIt!įollow these steps to install these PNGs as stamps in SnagIt 8:

On this page, I'll show you how you can use all the stamps that you download from this site within SnagIt 8 - there's a similar tutorial available for SnagIt 9 users.Īll stamps you download from this site are ZIP files that you need to unarchive - when you unarchive the ZIP file to a folder, you'll find several PNG files, and a EULA file - your use of these PNGs is subject to the info in the EULA.

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