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There might be a tool, but I don't know. I thought game maker but that only imports sprite sheets, can't export them (they become single-row strips). Perhaps something like RPGmaker or similar sprite- …

Rough fix: copy image, lighten copy, give the copy layer a mask, paint to blend nicely using a huge and soft brush.

It sounds to me like your problem is not with the images, but with the target file. If you import a high resolution (high DPI) file into a low resolution file you will get quality loss when saving the …

In this case you could get quite far by modifying the colors. Increase the saturation of the red and green, and decrease it on yellow (brown). Then make a new layer with a bright color, for example b …

The easiest way is to use the "select by color" option of whatever image editor you use. However, to get more precision, we're going to slightly alter the image beforehand. Original All we care …

I'd make a separate layer. Take the picture of the shadow on white (remove the pen itself from this copied layer) and turn that in to a fairly high contrast monochrome image. Use that high contrast i …

The centered text isn't the problem. (although it could be argued that putting everything centered is a bit bland) Alignment influences balance It's the speakers' names and credentials. You've align …

A quick raster image solution would be printscreen, invert, increase contrast and then either use that as a mask or as an additive layer. Not the best way to handle vector logos, but good for mockups. …

This is a very unclear question, so here is a pretty wild guess; you want to change raster image to vector image? Raster image uses pixels, gets blurry/blocky when zoomed. Vector image uses math, ca …