Placing An Image Inside Text Using Adobe Photoshop

In this Text Effects tutorial, you will learn how to place an image inside text with Photoshop.

ScreenHunter 252 Sep. 17 10.56 Placing An Image Inside Text Using Adobe Photoshop

Once you have your image open in Photoshop, create a New Document (File>New). Make sure that the new document has the same dimensions as the photo you are going to use to fill the text. Then use a Text Tool and type in the text that you want to span the whole new document. After that, copy and paste the photo you would like to use into the document with the text you just created. Use the Move Tool (V) to move the text or photo around.

If you prefer to apply the drop shadow in another color, go to the layer style dialog box, click on the black rectangle box to the right of the Blend Mode Options then a variety of colors will come up. Choose any color you want for the drop shadow, then click OK.

View the full tutorial HERE.

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