Learn how to customize it by adding your own photo and then putting it on your computer desktop. It’s easy. Tutorial demonstrates using Photoshop Elements. Click on the Wallpaper tab above to get to this month’s Desktop Computer Screen Wallpaper.
We have three videos for you. The first one shows you how to to add your own photo to your desktop wallpaper using Photoshop Elements 8. The second one shows you how using free Gimp software.
Video Using Photoshop Elements
Video Using Gimp Software (free)
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I have tried for several years to use my Photoshop 4.0 and your directions to make these lovely wallpapers, to no avail. I play your directions over and over and do exactly what you are saying (to the extent you give directions) and I can never get this to work. I can’t tell you how many times I have tried, because I have lost count. I would love to use your wallpapers and your magazine, but since I don’t even understand these instructions I do not see how I would understand any instructions in your magazine. I know you are trying to be helpful, but there are people out here, like me, who have NO experience with this. Either you have a different 4.0 or you are leaving out instructions. I would love to do this, but your instructions are not explaining this sufficiently. I have again gotten so very frustrated and disappointed.
Hi Alicia,
I sent you an email. Let me help you with this. I really appreciate your input. Thanks!
If you notice above, I’ve added a video tutorial specifically for Photoshop Elements 4.0.
From the video, it looks like you may be running Photoshop Elements 7. My Adobe Photoshop Elements 4.0 is much more basic than yours and does not have the same layout or features.
Sorry, it looks like I have an older version of 4.0. I am still trying to make my way through the video. (I keep getting stuck at 2:14.) So far the video has helped so much, and I have been able to work around the differences. Thank you so much for the video.
Thank you! Thank You! Thank you! Your video is wonderful with instructions that are simple enough even for me! With this video I was finally able to create an acccurately merged wallpaper! Thanks again SO much!