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Home | Fire Text Effect Tutorial |
Fire Text EffectPhotoshop TutorialIn this tutorial, you will learn to create a nice looking Fire Text effect. Final output of the tutorial can be seen below :- ![]() Create a new file. Fill the background color with #870000. Type "TEXT" with VAG Round font, selecting 120 point size and having white color. ![]() Press control+j to duplicate the layer. Hide the original text layer by clicking on eye icon in the layer pallate. Now, rasterize this text layer. Control+click on its layer name in layer pallate to select it. ![]() Go to Select>Modify>Contract and Contract the selection by 2 pixels :- ![]() Right click on the selection while selecting any selection tool. Click on feather and set the feather radius to 5 pixels. ![]() Press delete and deselect the selection by pressing control+d :- ![]() Press control+j for two more times. ![]() Now, go to filter>Distort>Ripple and apply these settings :- ![]() ![]() Press control+f for 8-10 times until you get the effect as shown in the picture :- ![]() Apply gradient overlay in this layer as shown: - ![]() ![]() Now, click on first text layer to unhide it. ![]() Apply these layer styles in it: - ![]() ![]() ![]() Image after applying above layer styles :- ![]() Click on the top layer (the layer in which we applied ripple filter). Press control+j to duplicate the layer. Press control+t and enlarge its size as shown. Press control+shift+{ to send it back. ![]() Group and merge all the layers. Press control+j to duplicate the layer and change its layer style to overlay. You now have nice looking fire text :) ![]() And now that you're done, I want to really trip you out on something. It has nothing to do with Photoshop, but it's still cool. :) Click here. |
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