How to Fill Text with an Image in Photoshop

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

*Place an image into a single word (classic effect):* kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4OpqaBpfsulf5o *Place a different image in each letter of a word:* kzbin.info/www/bejne/gofIamyfltx2o8U *Add transparent text to an image:* kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5u4ZKiuZdiJh7c Hi everyone, Steve here. Thanks for watching this video where I show you how to place an image not just into text but into two, three or more Type layers at once! This is a follow up to an earlier video where we learned how to create a basic "image in text" effect, placing an image into a single word or Type layer. You can check out that video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4OpqaBpfsulf5o. Please leave any questions, comments or suggestions below, and thanks again for watching!

[@jazminmagana6991]

Where can I ask a question? While showing you am image.

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

@@jazminmagana6991 You can ask here and I'll see if I can answer it.

[@frankcich1423]

Steve., over the past year or so I have watched many tutorials over a wide range of topics as I try to enhance my PS and LR skills. There are a dozen favorite sources I use repeatedly that have all contributed to my education. However, YOU ARE THE BEST! I love your exacting presentation, perfect voice pitch and speed, and practical experience, especially for those of us that are not as skilled as others. Thank you.

[@WillDanceAlone2U]

Your videos are simply amazing. Not only you know Photoshop, but you know how to teach. The visuals you have created make it so clear. And I could listen to your voice all day, even if you were simply reading those old telephone books.

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

Wow, thank you! And thank you for watching!

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I seriously watch more and more videos because the pacing is perfect, the information very clear, and the voice...I'm sure I watched a couple just for that! Which is cool. Best thing is learning!

[@johnkiss4227]

after weeks of trawling through youtube "lessons" Steve's is the absolute best, clearest and most professional on the net (especially for a photoshop beginner like me). Thank you - John

[@charligebeyaw7915]

Finally I find a tutorial that I can understand. GOD bless you. Thank you so much please keep doing tutorials like this.

[@EpicTreasurePostcards]

I couldn't for the life of me figure out how to do more than one word. You have shown me the way. I love your style of teaching. You go slow and you explain every step very well. Thank you so much.

[@christinesandford2323]

love your tutorials - I can understand what they are saying and they are to the point. Thank you so much for your work

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

You're very welcome. Thank you for watching!

[@marinagarciasolorzano1724]

this photoshop tutorial is a real treasure... gives you the true fortune of knowledge! God give you back double !

[@penguin902]

Best Tutorial on KZbin! All the other videos have all this extra cutting and erasing that isn't necessary for this specific effect

[@agnestennis6094]

Concise and precise explanation.Thank you Steve

[@endlessart69]

In terms of teaching you're simply the best. Thank you

[@radiochica23]

This was EXTREMELY helpful for me as a PS newbie!!

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

Great to hear it! Thank you for watching!

[@coachced2079]

Wish you would’ve showed how you created the text layers etc. love it

[@keymetts]

thank you for a clear, complete-yet-concise description. It was just what I needed, and without 5 minutes of hemming and hawing! :)))

[@garym3407]

Thanks for a very helpful tutorial much appreciated 👍

[@MustafaJackson]

This Photoshop tutorial was very helpful. Thank you. Do you have a tutorial on how to place multiple images into 1 line of text?

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

Not yet, unfortunately, but thanks for the great suggestion!

[@Mosdefinitelyable]

I would love to know how you changed the font typography. I love it. I am trying to mimick this style.

[@tristmedia4754]

Wow - I really love your speed and the why you explain - It is simple to understand from your Tutorial - Love It, thank you. 😃😃😃🙂

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

Great to hear it! Thanks for watching and for your comments!

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i love your lesson,so easy to understand.. thank you

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

I hope it was helpful. Thank you for watching!

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you make learning fun and simple keep it up

[@TowheedGameX]

love the why you explain step by step thanks

[@MelissaJWhite]

2023 and still an easy, helpful video reminder! Thank you! ❇

[@typebymayank]

explained with such a simplicity...I'm a beginner and it's greatly explicable..thanx once again :)

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Great tutorial; just what I needed. Thanks. Subscribed to the channel as well.

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

Thanks, I appreciate it!

[@DiabolicAddict1]

My God you're a life saver!!! I couls not figure this out

[@diversifypie7533]

I watched 5 ridiculous videos until I got to this one that showed how to do it the right way.

[@rochditidjani]

Excellent video. I have forgotten completely about the group option in Photoshop. Thanks for reminding us of this strong feature.

[@MrSaosin182]

100% clarity and easy to follow tutorials great! u got new subscriber!

[@lulusa565]

you are wonderful, thank you soooooo much.

[@shmuelhakosem9376]

Wonderful! Thanks this helped me tons!!!

[@ZMURyan]

Great tutorial! thank YOU!

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

You're very welcome! Thank you for watching!

[@ninzbalansag1174]

Great tutorial

[@jaspberry522]

thx so much!!! this helped me so much!

[@MissAbha]

You made it seem really simple. 👍

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

Glad to hear it. Thank you for watching!

[@Grounded_HVC]

Awesome video, super informative, easy to follow, and super helpful. Dang good video sir, I appreciate it. I went ahead and subbed. Thanks again.

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Great Tutorial! Easy to follow, very clear. New follower here!

[@zenattitude7034]

very good tutorial, i like, thank you very much :)

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

Thank you for watching!

[@robsario]

Awesome. Super clear and specific, with a lot of goodies in it xD Thank you!

[@yahyabinmohammad8568]

Informative video.thanks for sharing.

[@umerakram1725]

Thanks for teaching

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WOOOOOWQ GREAT HELPED ME AGAIN ALL THE 2 VIDEOS THANKS

[@rashidulhassan8095]

Nice Tutorial sir Easy way

[@pauljones9475]

Thanks for the video, great simple, professional. 👍

[@iansmith3301]

What font is that? :) Nice tutorial!

[@MuhammadArshadNaeemUrRehman]

Very Informative

[@pancakewalrus99]

@photoshop Essentials. what screen casting software are u using for mac? I really would love to know because i want to start making tutorials myself on my channel. i am a graphic designer and find your videos great. Thanks so much

[@bainebikerx3170]

Great tutorial!!

[@susantau]

VERY nice!!

[@gta-bruh8900]

i loved it. can u make it without that white border. i would like to have just "under the sea text" no white background when i use it somewhere else.

[@VICTORGEMINI1]

Hi looks great love the way it done but don't have the exact one and cant work it out my Photoshop Elements 10 can you send me a link for it mush appreciated Thank you

[@thestyleicon7261]

Great video, short, simple, informative and to the point! :)

[@sriyanganifernando54]

👌Thanks

[@Sindragozer]

Great tutorial! thanks :D

[@jaysonandico2455]

thank you so much sir!

[@isidronovillajr.2404]

haha..what a beautiful voice sir...amazing, it so encouraging.....Kodus!

[@kingfury135]

thank you

[@laszlozsurka8991]

Or an another way to do it is to select all three of the text layer by holding down ctrl and clicking on the thumbnail of each text layer, and then apply a layer mask to the background copy, so the background will only be visible on the text layer. By doing this you don't necessary have to group the text layers. Great tutorial by the way.

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

That would certainly work, but there's a few reasons why I don't like doing it that way. The first is that, if you need to edit the text, you would need to then reselect it and create a new layer mask on the Background copy layer. By simply grouping the Type layers themselves, you can edit the text any time you like. Also, since Type layers use vectors and layer masks use pixels, the Type layers in the group can be resized as much as needed without any loss in quality, which is not true of layer masks. And, if you need to print the effect, the Type layers will print much sharper than the layer mask will. So even though you can create a similar effect with a layer mask, the layer group is easier, more flexible, and will give you better looking results.

[@laszlozsurka8991]

Makes sense.

[@bobdots5974]

Thanks for demonstrating this technique - it answers questions I have had on many levels...

[@laszlozsurka8991]

Bob DotS no problem.

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

You're very welcome, I'm glad it was helpful.

[@AlexGandsas]

What kind of microphone did you record this video with? Thank you in advance for your answer. Great tutorial ! congrats

[@zexion1014]

I’m so sorry I’m late to this party. I just subscribed to your amazing channel! absolutely love your videos. They’re extremely clear and concise! I can see all the time and deliberate effort you put into creating these videos for the rest of us. I do have one question: Is there a way-after having done this entire process-to save the specific text part of this and have no background of any kind saved with it? As an example, say there’s a way to save the beautiful colored text “Under The Sea” but not have it surrounded by the black background? My dilemma is I’d like to print this text out without having it surrounded by another color be it black, white, etc. Thank you very much for your time and effort! 🙏

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

Thanks for your comments! To make the background transparent, just turn off the Background layer and the Solid Color fill layer (click their visibility icons) in the Layers panel. Let me know if that helps!

[@zexion1014]

@@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel it worked like a charm! Thank you so much!

[@coffeebrownies583]

👍👍👍good alternative

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

Thanks, this is definitely the way I recommend creating the effect.

[@thesinglemale1]

I know this is a little on the late side but I just found your channel, is there any way to put a different picture in each letter? Thanks

[@sheiramaymollejonflores3721]

Can I have a link of this application. 🙏

[@Callalily_]

wonderful! thank you.

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

You're very welcome, thanks for watching!

[@MarkWilder68]

Thank You Very Much!!!!

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

You're very welcome. Thank you for watching!

[@faizanhussain1879]

Hi, Did you know that your explaination matters alot just from other Tutorial, So please no matter what please be patience in your explaination.👍👍

[@MustafaJackson]

This has been a very helpful tutorial, Thank you. I have Photoshop CS3 and for some reason it will not allow me to create a Clipping Mask after I create a New Group from Layers with the Text layers.

[@thodorissiorikis8791]

PERFECT!!!!!

[@interior575]

You are awesome

[@agnestennis6094]

More tutorials on compositing and Imagery.thanks

[@mellsc766]

What if we want a transparent background?

[@KimKatShepherd]

Thanks so much

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

Thank you for watching!

[@janilgore4646]

how did you get the type layers and the background photo into one document?

[@moisesamoroso4297]

SIR I AM USING LATEST VERSION OF PHOTOSHOP 2021 MY PROBLEM IS WHEN I GO TO THE LAYER AND SHAPE VIA A CUT FOR EVERY LETTER THE LETTER ON THE SIDE PANEL DOES NOT APPEAR WHAT MUST THE PROBLEM ON THIS CASE

[@duugadred5509]

thankyou sir

[@sonphanchannel3027]

If you don't use fonts, what do you use and where do you download it

[@DRCE777]

Thanks, but how do I make the background transparent. I want to import the text I made as a PNG with a transparent background. EDIT: Figured it out, you have to rasterize the text layer and disable the two layers beneath it, merge the remaining two, then use quick export PNG option.

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

Sorry for the delay. Actually all you need to do is turn off the Background layer and the fill layer above it, and then save it as a PNG. There's no need to rasterize the text.

[@rubyfan1]

what font are you using?

[@shariandimapalao2342]

hello! may i know what app did u used? thanks!

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

Which version of Photoshop? It was Photoshop CC 2018, but the steps are fully compatible with newer versions.

[@DitechGaming]

My background went white, how to keep the background?

[@frankcich1423]

Steve, for purposes of this specific tutorial, what font name did you use? It is very difficult to identify many of the fonts from the drop down, and what they will look like when applying. Thanks.

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

Hi Frank, I used Impact for the effect. It's not the most interesting font but it's nice and big, which makes it easy to see the text inside the letters.

[@frankcich1423]

@@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel Thank you. Steve!

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

You're very welcome Frank. Thanks for all of your comments and feedback.

[@RiddickulousTV]

what is the font name?

[@rajivbhasin9225]

Hi Steve, I think Clipping Mask is not available in Photoshop 7.0.

[@partyhardplayhardgaming8106]

Is there a reason "create clipping mask" is greyed out in photoshop cs3?

[@WillSanBusinessLoans]

Really liked this tutorial. With most tutorials, I might get hung up on a couple of small details that I did not follow precisely right or in the exact order, causing the whole thing to hiccup. Not here, thanks

[@simplyhaide3846]

Did you use photoshop cc 2014

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

I used CC 2019.

[@johntemitayo6166]

What font was used in the text?

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

The font is Impact.

[@ambrakaur2499]

I don't have Photoshop. Is there another way to do this for cheap or no cost? Anyone know?

[@ets44]

sir in my new photoshop 2024 this technique is not already possible kindly check

[@wajeeh22]

Thanks.

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

You're welcome, thank you for watching!

[@pancakewalrus99]

This is a real good tutorial thank you i was able to follow along and a few times i fucked it up.

[@jaceyrebekaleong521]

is the text just a normal text created on photoshop or??

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

Yes, just normal text.

[@jaceyrebekaleong521]

@@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel hahaha ya i tried it today! And it works!! Also can i just ask what font did you use for this?

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

@@jaceyrebekaleong521 The font is Impact. I tend to use it a lot because the thickness of the letters make it easy to see the image.

[@jaceyrebekaleong521]

@@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel ah ok i realised that haha

[@aymonaforti5421]

: / tbh I still don't get it maybe mine is defective but when I try to do the color fill layer, I follow the steps, and it never creates a separate layer. Shit is so stubborn lol

[@AttPunjabdailynews]

Sir how to remove background from this text

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

Hi, to remove the background, just turn off the Background layer and the Solid Color fill layer by clicking their visibility icons in the Layers panel. Make sure you save the file as a PNG, not a JPEG, to preserve the transparency. I hope that helps.

[@AttPunjabdailynews]

Photoshop Essentials Thank you very much sir, You proved it again that you are Best KZbin, I have ever seen

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

You're welcome, thanks for the compliment! :)

[@AttPunjabdailynews]

Photoshop Essentials Sir Which text type you used in this video and from where i can download that

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

I used a standard font known as Impact because of its thick letters that make it easy to see the image. Impact is probably installed on your computer already.

[@monoxtech5412]

CLIPPING MASK NOT SHOW AFTER THE GROUPING OF TYPE LAYERS

[@GeorgeI]

Dude, good tutorial but why do I feel like I'm in a kindergarten class being read a story from a children's book............?

[@MyExpatDiary]

Isn't there a easier way to do this?

[@mohammadbilal4899]

How are these fonts so large? Can someone please help me?

[@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel]

The text was resized using the Free Transform command. You can see how it's done in my previous Image in Text video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4OpqaBpfsulf5o

[@ramjoshi8168]

good

[@Queenweezy]

doesnt work with CS5