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  • Photoshop Tutorials

Transparent text effect in Photoshop

1- Open photoshop.


2- Open your image.


3- Select the horizontal text tool.


4- Select your font, ensure the text colour is black and type your text. I am using the font Luducudu from Font Bundles.


5- Select the move tool and adjust the text to where you need it to be on the image.


6- Create a new layer.


7- Drag the new layer below your text layer.


8- Select the rectangular marquee tool and ensure the feather is set to 0px.


9- Create a rectangle around your text.


10- Right click on the rectangle and select the fill option.


11- Fill the rectangle with white. Click OK.


12- Click Ctrl+ D to deselect the filled rectangle.


13- Select the text layer and then the move tool.


14- Press Ctrl and select the text layer. Little marching ants will appear around your text. Move the text to centre in your rectangle.


15- Hide the text layer. (click on the eye icon)


16- Select the white rectangle layer. Hold Alt + click on the mask icon at the bottom of the layers panel.


17- You now have transparent text. You can adjust the opacity of the white rectangle to suit your needs also.


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