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How to Put Text on a Path or in a Shape in Adobe Photoshop CC

By Matthew Lynch
June 8, 2023
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If you are in need of adding text to your design but want to make it more interesting, then putting text on a path or in a shape might be the solution for you. Adobe Photoshop CC allows you to easily apply this effect to your text, providing you with more customisation options for your design.

In this article, we will provide you with a step-by-step guide on how to put text on a path or in a shape in Adobe Photoshop CC.

Step 1: Open a document

To begin with, you must first create a new document or open an existing file in Adobe Photoshop CC. You can do this by navigating to File in the top menu bar and then selecting New. Alternatively, you can use the shortcut key Ctrl + N (Windows) or Cmd + N (Mac).

Step 2: Create a path or a shape

Now, create a path or shape to use as the base for your text. To create a path, you can use the Pen tool that can be found on the toolbar on the left side of the screen. Click on the Pen tool and then click on the canvas to create an anchor point. Continue clicking to add more anchor points and create your desired shape.

To create a shape, you can use the Shape tool that can be found right below the Pen tool. Click on the shape you want from the dropdown menu on the toolbar and then click and drag on the canvas to create your desired shape.

Step 3: Type your text

Type out the text that you want to apply the effect to. You can do this by selecting the Type tool from the toolbar on the left side of the screen and then clicking and dragging on the canvas to create a text box.

Step 4: Apply the effect

To apply the effect, select the Path Selection tool from the toolbar on the left side of the screen. This tool looks like a path with an arrow on either end. Use this tool to click and drag your path or shape to select it.

Now, click and drag your text layer from the Layers panel onto the path or shape layer in the Layers panel. You will see the text wrap along the path or fit within the shape.

Step 5: Adjust the effect

Using the Direct Selection tool, you can adjust the position of the text on the path or within the shape. Select the Direct Selection tool from the toolbar on the left side of the screen, which looks like a hollow arrow. Use this tool to click and drag the anchor points on the path or shape to adjust its shape.

You can also adjust the spacing and alignment of the text by selecting the text layer and adjusting the settings in the Character panel. You can access the Character panel by going to Window in the top menu bar and selecting Character.

Conclusion

Adding text to a path or shape in Adobe Photoshop CC is an easy process that can add an interesting visual element to your designs. By following these five steps, you can create customised text designs that will elevate your designs and make them more appealing. Experiment with different paths and shapes to see what works best for your design, and have fun with the process!

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