Convert Twitter Tweets Into Images – TwitSig

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Twitsig is a free service that embed your Twitter message dynamically into image, so you can the image as a signature, or display it on your blog. This is a pretty interesting, not only your tweets (now in image) has better way to get more attention, the attached-once signature allows you show off your latest updates to your email recipients and forum users.

Getting your personal Twitsig image is simple, all you need to do is insert your Twitter username and codes will be generated automatically. Currently there’s only 2 options of images to choose from. I sure hope Twitsig will give us more options, or perhaps self-upload function in the next update if there is.

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Posted by hongkiat in Web Tricks , at 04.08.08

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  1. JasonR April 8th, 2008

    Actually, there are more options (although they are very poorly documented right now) you can resize the image, or use a fortune cookie layout (in 2 sizes).

    I have been working with several users on creating custom images (to get a feel for what options people want) and will be rolling out a self serve customization option in the near future. It will allow for custom colors, sizes, and uploadable backgrounds..

    Right now the plan is to charge $5/year for unlimited use of the customization tool, although that is subject to change.

    -JasonR – Twitsig.

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  2. hongkiat April 8th, 2008

    JasonR: Thanks for the updates. I don’t think users mind paying $5, at least me; provided that the customization in the self-self options are good. Looking forward to it.

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  3. Carbono April 12th, 2008

    I think it desnecessary… but… who know…

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  4. Technology Hacker April 17th, 2008

    Dont know how it will benefit me..

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  5. David Mulder March 20th, 2009

    A technically more complete service which does the same thing and lots more is dygnatus… even though its still in an earlier stage of development (as its currently for example located at a subdomain). For the twitter homepage check http://dygnatus.greatslovakia.com/twitter . It allows you to infinitly customize everything.

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  6. Quoc Thai August 7th, 2009

    Thank for your tip !

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  7. Kevin Sch. August 22nd, 2009

    Dynsig is a similar service that lets you set costum background, font, color, font-color, background image and lots of other useful functions. It is very easy to understand and absolutely free.
    http://www.gspotmedia.de/dynsig – Try it out! :)

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