You can change the color of the overlay by adding the color property (co in URLs). More details on this can be found on text color docs.
For example:
Here's a text overlay with the original text color (blue):
http://res.cloudinary.com/demo/image/upload/w_200/l_text:helv_bd_24_blue:Hello/couple.jpg
Here's how to colorize a text overlay to red by specifying a color's name:
http://res.cloudinary.com/demo/image/upload/w_200/co_red,l_text:helv_bd_24_blue:Hello/couple.jpg
You can also specify an RGB value:
http://res.cloudinary.com/demo/image/upload/w_200/co_rgb:ff0000,l_text:helv_bd_24_blue:Hello/couple.jpg
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Is it possible to have mixed font colors/effects within a single overlay?
So for example:
"This is a GREAT question"
Hi Jacob, I just replied to the support request you sent with a similar question and I'll follow up there, but for the benefit of others reading:
It's not currently possible to change the formatting of font midway through an overlay. To get an effect like that, you' can use three overlays, one for 'this is a', another for 'GREAT', and a third for 'question'. This does require you to line up the coordinates carefully so it may not be suitable if your text is from user input or otherwise changeable, but should work OK for static text
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