How to create translucent text in Photoshop

Translucent fonts in Photoshop are also commonly used in poster design, cover image design with text blur.

When designing a cover image for your website, or a cover image for your Facebook Fanpage, it's easy to come across translucent fonts with different design styles. Compared to some types of text effects in Photoshop, such as the type of sliced ​​text effect often found on banners, or the integration of images for text in Photoshop, this blur effect is much simpler. We just need to write the text and adjust the blur mode in Photoshop to create the type of font blur that you like. The following article will guide you how to blur text in Photoshop.

Instructions for creating blur text effects in Photoshop

Step 1:

Open the image you want to insert the image file, then press T to write text in Photoshop as usual. We choose the font, size and color arbitrary.

Then click on the text layer just created and press Ctrl + J to duplicate the text layer .

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Step 2:

Click the text layer just copied, then click on Filter> Blur> Motion Blur as shown below to select the blur effect for the content. If the message appears then click OK to continue.

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Step 3:

In the blur adjustment interface, we will adjust the opacity for the text in the Distance section . We will adjust and track the changes of the text until we create the type of blur you want.

Also, if you want the text to obscure the line with the original text, adjust the Angel section. Finally, click OK to save when the font is blurred.

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Then you press Ctrl + Shift + E to combine the two file word layers into the original image and save.

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