How To Put an Stroke Text Inside of Image [FAST & EASY] Clipping Mask -Adobe Photoshop for Beginners

Steps to Create Realistic Text with Background Effects and Clipping Mask in Photoshop
1. Open Your Background Image:
Start by opening your background image in Photoshop.
2. Duplicate the Background:
Press Ctrl + J (Windows) or Cmd + J (Mac) to duplicate the background layer.
This duplicated layer will remain unchanged for backup or additional effects.
3. Adjust Hue/Saturation for Background:
Select the background layer.
Go to Image Adjustments Hue/Saturation to modify the colors.
Use the sliders to achieve the desired look.
4. Add Text:
Select the Text Tool (T) and type your text on the canvas.
Choose a bold font for better visibility and position the text where you want it.
5. Duplicate the Text Layer:
Press Ctrl + J (Windows) or Cmd + J (Mac) to duplicate the text layer.
6. Create a Clipping Mask:
Place the duplicated background layer above the text layer in the Layers Panel.
Right-click on the duplicated background layer and select Create Clipping Mask.
The background will now appear inside the text.
7. Apply Gaussian Blur to the Text:
Select the text layer (not the clipping mask layer).
Go to Filter Blur Gaussian Blur.
Adjust the radius to create a soft, blurred effect that blends well with the design.
8. Apply Layer Styles to Text:
Select the text layer (not the clipping mask layer).
Click Layer Styles (fx) at the bottom of the Layers Panel and apply these effects:
Stroke: Add an outline to the text.
Inner Glow: Create a soft glow inside the text.
Outer Glow: Add a glowing effect around the text.
9. Use the Gradient Tool on the Text: Select the text layer.
Apply a gradient overlay using the Gradient Tool (G) to add a dynamic color effect.
10. Finalize the Design: Adjust text placement, opacity, or any effects to refine your composition.
Save your project as a PSD for future edits or export it as a JPEG/PNG for sharing.
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