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How can i put my signature on my photo in android phone?


Question Posted Friday January 22 2016, 2:02 am

Auto Signature Stamp on Photo

Many a times after seeing a particular image you wonder that it would have been perfect if that image would have had your name or Signature Displayed on it. But now with the help of "Auto Signature Stamp on Photo" Application, you can insert any Text on the Image you Click as part of your Signature very easily. Just Snap images as usual as you do and the Application will Automatically insert your Preferred Text Signature on it where ever you want on the Image.

You can find this application on google play store with the name "Auto Signature Stamp on Photo".

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