Make bubble letters in Photoshop

You can create all kinds of visual effects, shapes and colors in Photoshop. When you are creating a fun design, you might like to add some bubble letters for your wording, where the words appear as outlines with the inside blank or filled with a different color than the color of the outline that you chose. You can create bubble letters in photoshop by using steps given below:

• Click the text tool on your Photoshop toolbar
• Then click the workspace and type in your message
• Change the font style to bold
• Right-click the text layer that you just created, and click "Rasterize Layer."
• Use the magic wand tool to select the outline of your wording.
• Create a new layer ("Layer" and "New" on the menu) then select "Edit" and "Stroke."
• Select the color that you would like for the outline of your bubble letters and how thick it should be in pixels
• Then select "OK."

Make the rasterized text layer invisible (the one you first created) by clicking the eye icon on your "Layers" window or simply delete it. All that you should be able to see now is your text in bubble letters, the outline of your words. Position your bubble letters on screen to go best with your design.

If you need to modify the text during any way, you will necessitate removing the letters of the bubble and starting another time from step 1. You are able to, however, adjust the font size of your bubble, not start it through selecting "Edit", "Transformation" and "Scale" resting on the menu. Alternatively, you are able to choose the text before rasterization and choose a source of bubbles to construct bubble letters in Photoshop. Three sources comprise popular bubble Tiffy, Writing and Wham scheme. You are able to fill within bubble letters through a dissimilar color using the magic wand another time. Although within magic wand, select the inside of one of the letters. This is supposed to select all the letters and the workspace. Go to "Select" and "reverse", which selects simply the letters within their bubble. Click "Edit" and "filler" to fill the letters through the color of your choice.