While the site’s user growth has continued steadily, with 1.4 billion individuals as of April, there has been a decline in average revenue generated per user. The update comes after the company failed to meet first-quarter earnings expectations. However, this update by Facebook could encourage users to spend more time within the app or on the site. There are many standalone apps and sites that allow mobile users to add words and other images over their photos as well as other editing features. A Facebook representative declined to comment on future versions of the feature, but confirmed that it is currently being rolled out on the Facebook app for iPhone. The feature is not yet available via desktop. This update now extends that function to the original Facebook app. You can browse for and select a local image from your Mac to insert into the document. Previously, Facebook users could add text and drawings to photos via the standalone Messenger app. Similar to editing text, you can also click the 'Image' button in the top toolbar to edit PDF images: To insert images into a PDF file: click the 'Add Image' button in the toolbar. The position and size can be changed by holding onto the text and then stretching or swiping the letters. The text will also appear automatically centered. The text will initially appear in white, but you can change the color by selecting from the right sidebar. By tapping the “Aa” icon, you can start typing over the image. To access the feature, tap on "Photo." Select a pic to upload, and press "Done." At the bottom of the photo, you will see four icons. The social network’s latest update lets users quickly add text to photos uploaded through its mobile app.
Your Facebook feed may soon look more like Snapchat.
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