Using gradients, a progression of color that goes seamlessly from one shade to the next, can be an ideal way to dress up a background or add a jolt of color to a logo, avatar or other image file.

Launch GIMP and select Windows > Dockable Dialogs > Gradients. A Gradients window will show up in the upper right corner. The window lists all the gradients that come pre-installed with GIMP. To ...

Using Microsoft Publisher allows you to create many types of labels. You can perform mail merges to send newsletters to customers, print employee address labels for payroll or make custom sheets of ...

Google Docs is a powerful word-processing tool that is chock-full of game-changing features that you can use to elevate not just the quality of your writing, but the way you'll eventually present it ...

It’s easy to turn an Excel chart into a visually compelling object. Susan Harkins walks through the steps for jazzing up data points with a simple formatting trick. Excel charts don’t have to be ...

It's hard to remember Instagram before the stories feature was introduced — it's an easy option for sharing updates and interacting with your followers with way more options to decorate your post than ...

Taking inspiration from Android, Google Chrome on the desktop is gaining a new dynamic theme, made from your current background. Over the years, Google has been steadily building up the theming and ...

While Signify's new Hue Gradient Play Light Strip is underwhelming from a HomeKit perspective, it is the best way yet to sync your TV to your lights. Over the years, Signify has continued to add new ...