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Hi Tobias,

Thank you so much for your feedback!

You can achieve this with Ribbet Fly: https://ribbet.com/fly, by using the Brush tool’s “Color Replacement” brush or the Paint Bucket tool (both on the left toolbar).

We will be looking at improving color replacement within our main web editor in a future update.

– Ben

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Hola, gracias por comunicarte con nosotros.

Gooify todavía está disponible en nuestra versión del programa para Windows y Mac.

No tenemos un plazo exacto en el que se agregará para nuestra nueva versión web, pero tenemos la intención de incluirlo en el futuro.

¡Háganos saber si tiene más preguntas!
– Bena

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Unfortunately currently you have to manually add those line breaks in, by hitting Enter within your text. So I’d suggest firstly sizing it to approximately the right size, and then adding in those breaks.

Let us know if you have any further questions.

– Ben

[Ribbet]

Hi Keith,

Scaling the text should be as simple as clicking it, and then dragging one of its corners in order to enlarge it. Does that work for you or am I misunderstand the question?

Thanks,
– Ben

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Hi Viktoria,

Thanks so much for your feedback and I’m really sorry to hear that. The way that you’d achieve this in the new version is to select that layout with 4 squares, but then resize the collage to be 3000×750 (by going to Adjust > Resize).

However right now there’s a bug when you try to do this, which we’re working on resolving shortly. Then you’ll be able to do that.

Sorry for the inconvenience and please let us know if you have any further issues or feedback.

– Ben

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Hi Mac,

Thanks for reaching out to us!

We are aware of this issue and will be releasing an update which fixes it in the coming days.

In the meantime you can work around the issue by copy/pasting the text you need into Ribbet.

Please let us know if you have any questions.

– Ben

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Hi Shahab,

Thanks for reaching out to us!

You can find these within the browser-based editor for desktop. It can be found by clicking the last icon within “Start from Scratch” at the top centre of the editor’s Start page, or from the last tab on the left bar “Stock” when editing an image. On some smaller screens this last icon may not be visible (it may run off the screen) – this is an issue we’re aware of and will be fixing very soon.

Let us know if you have any further questions.

– Ben

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Hi Kim,

If you choose the “Custom Ratio…” option in the Constraints dropdown on the left bar and enter 10 x 8, it should do the trick.

Let us know if you need further help.

– Ben

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Hi Lenore,

Thanks for reaching out to us!

Unfortunately currently it’s only possible to delete them one at a time. In our program version for desktop (available from ribbet.com/download) you can also clear your entire library.

In a future update, we will be supporting multi-delete. Sorry for the inconvenience!

– Ben

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Hi Terri,

To resolve the dictation popup, simply repeat the same steps 1-7 above, but:

– Replace Emoji & Symbols in step 5 with Start Dictation
– Replace Option + Command + E in step 6 with Option + Command + D

Best regards,
– Ben

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Hi Jo,

We have found a solution. Could you please try this:

1. Click the Apple logo in the top left hand corner and go to System Preferences…
2. Go to Keyboard
3. Click the Shortcuts tab and go to App Shortcuts
4. Click the ‘+’ sign and put Ribbet as the application
5. Under Menu Title, input ‘Emoji & Symbols’
6. For Keyboard Shortcut, press Option + Command + E
7. Click Add

Does that resolve it for you?

Best regards,
– Ben

[Ribbet]

Hi Jo,

We are investigating this issue. In the meantime you can either:

– Copy and Paste the text from another program into Ribbet
– Or, use our web version at app.ribbet.com to add text

Let us know if we can help further.

– Ben

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Hi Kara,

Thanks for your message!

At this stage, the mobile versions can be used offline. We don’t have any immediately plans for an offline desktop version. I’d say using Ribbet on a mobile tablet would be the closest thing that’s currently available offline.

Let us know if you have any other questions!

– Ben

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Hi Kenna,

Thanks for reaching out to us!

You can use the Pro tab’s Dodge and Burn tools to lighten and darken areas of your photos (respectively). When you have the tool opened, you can paint over the same spot a number of times to intensify it.

If it’s not working well for you or you have further questions, you can send an example photo to our support (over email at support [at] ribbet.com) and we will advise.

– Ben

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Hi Eric,

There’s no limit to how many images you can drag on into a free collage (i.e. by starting with a blank canvas or with an image background), but in the grid collages (accessed in the Layouts tab on the left) there are the limits I mentioned above.

– Ben

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