Create a 3D Paper Cut-Out Text Effect in Adobe InDesign

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In this quick tutorial, you’ll learn how to create a paper cut-out effect that you can apply to any text in Adobe InDesign. This type of trend would make a fantastic addition to magazine layouts or posters. If you want to make your design unique, you can easily switch up the font to create a very different look. Head over to Envato Elements to source fab fonts for your next project: elements.envato.com/fonts?utm...
You can find the written version of this tutorial with links to the assets on Envato Tuts+: design.tutsplus.com/tutorials...
The font used here, Giza Pro, can be found here: graphicriver.net/item/giza-pr...

[@shahedahmed9737]

Thanks for being concise

[@garrettgoldsmith9979]

Your accent is awesome

[@VariousPond]

The Inner shadow or any effects don't and will not show up :(

[@Cas_98]

ty

[@noodle7984]

this woman MAD fast

[@emilygilbert110]

I can't get the texture to place inside the text.

[@spyrosspyrides8918]

where do I find paper texture I couldn't find it from the link

[@envatotuts]

Thanks for watching! You can find it here: pixabay.com/en/wall-paper-background-texture-1193001/

[@spyrosspyrides8918]

perfect thanks for the quick reply@@envatotuts

[@romalegebeke1011]

Where can i find the font?

[@envatotuts]

Thanks for watching! You can find the font here: graphicriver.net/item/giza-pro/11884674?ec_promo=tuts_youtube&ec_video_id=QO76HWWTl8w&ec_unit=description&ec_topic=design

[@victorquintero21]

I can't find the paper background in the links.

[@envatotuts]

Thanks for letting us know. The link to the written tutorial has been updated and you can find the link to all the assets there. Also here: pixabay.com/illustrations/wall-paper-background-texture-1193001/

[@aeonjoey3d]

you had me up until create outlines, defeats the entire purpose of doing this inside of indesign, leaving the copy live makes it infinitely more viable, especially with data merge variables and InCopy - which is mostly of the reason why you'd ever want to do this in the first place, IN INDESIGN. You should really do this kind of thing in Illustrator.

[@lancinekeita4823]

I thought Illustrator was where it was going. Surprised everything was done in InDesign.