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Add a text layer by typing the “T” key on your keyboard or clicking the Text Tool icon at the top.

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*** Pro Tip: if you double click on the image window you can adjust the image position inside the window. Adjust the image layer boundary as needed. With “Free Scale” selected decrease the size of the image until the x and y DPI are at least 144 or the image is the size you want, whichever happens last (144 dpi is what you need to avoid blurry or grainy images when you print).

In the “Properties” window select the “Image” controls.

Navigate to your logo, select it then click “OK”.

With the image layer selected hold down the “Ctrl” key and type the “I” key.

Put your cursor on the upper-left blue margin line, hold down the mouse button and drag down and to the right blue margin line.

Insert your logo by typing on the “I” key on your keyboard.

125 inch margin and keep our text and images within it to make sure all text and images are safe when the document is trimmed at the printer.

On the “Margins Guide” tab, set all margins to.

125 inches is set for print documents to allow background images and colors to “bleed” all the way to the edge so you don’t have a white border.

On the “Bleed” tab, set all bleeds to.

With the “Default Unit” set to “Inches”, set the width to 3.75 inches and height to 2.25 inches.

Select “Landscape” from the “Orientation” menu.

#Scribus logo install#

If you install the stable version 1.4.7 some things may look different than the screenshots below. PLEASE NOTE: I am using Scribus version 1.5.4 which is the latest and potentially buggy version. You will first need to download and install Scribus here.

Edit and modify the content and font of the text layer.

#Scribus logo how to#

This tut will teach you how to make a standard, horizontal business card like this one… -> This can further save you money and help you stand out in the crowd. But learning this will give you the foundations you need to learn the software enough to do even greater things on your own down the road. It’s more about the process.īuilding a business card in Scribus is about as simple a thing as you can do with the software. As such, this tutorial is not so much about the specific product. With services like VistaPrint and others, you can likely get a much better looking business card using one of their free templates than what you will get if you go through this tutorial. The tutorial, however, has a different and greater purpose. This is a DIY tutorial illustrating how to build a simple business card using the free Scribus Desktop Publishing Software.