Thread:Super Saiyan Kolra/@comment-32283108-20180405014859/@comment-33126588-20180411183658

It'll be a long explanation. As for what you were saying about Trunks and Vegeta, what saga should we bring them from? Should it be a transforming Cell Saga Trunks and Vegeta that transform into Super Saiyan (or maybe Second or Third Grade SSJ), or should it be a Father-Son Galick Gun Trunks and Vegeta from the Future Trunks Saga? (Personally, I'm leaning towards a Cell Saga duo since we already kinda have a Father-Son Galick Gun card...two of them, actually.)

Let's say I'm making an Extreme INT Frost. I would paste the image into a Powerpoint slide, then search something along the lines of "INT dokkan template" to find the correct empty template for INT cards. (Look for the images with links directly to the Dokkan wiki.)

From here, I paste it into Powerpoint...and also MS Paint. Although a tedious process, I then proceed to fill the entirety of the INT template with white, except for the template border. (I also turn the main black section that appears from transparent pasted images into white.) Then, I save the image.

With this website, I can effectively turn the color white into transparency, and then save the image which is now a template border.



I then insert the imae over the full template, so that when I move the Frost image into place, it's between the border and the full template so that no parts of the Frost image stick out of where it should be.

Afterwards, I just search for a UR rarity icon and an Extreme INT icon on Google or whatever, and paste them in and move and resize them accordingly. To make sure no needed white parts of my thumb image become transparent, I change the slide background to a color that doesn't match up with any other colors on my thumb image.

Now I open the Powerpoint in slideshow mode, using the PrtScr button to screenshot the slide. Then I paste the screenshot into MS Paint, cropping out the unnecessary slide parts until I only have the image I need.

Finally, I go to the website I mentioned above and use the Transparent Background tool to remove the green background and get the thumb image I was looking for!