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Last updated on
26 November 2024
Learn how to edit text.
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Select Type from the toolbar. Then, select anywhere in the canvas to enter the type mode.
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Select anywhere inside the bounding box to begin typing the desired text.
Note:By default, when a type layer is created, sample text appears within a bounding box.
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In the Type tool panel, choose the desired Styles and Presets for the text formatting.
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In the Properties panel under Advanced settings, fine-tune the line and character spacing by setting the Font size, Tracking, Leading, Kerning, and Baseline shift.
Tip:In the Properties panel, you can also set character formatting options such as All caps, Small caps, Superscript, Subscript, and Strikethrough.
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In the Properties panel, adjust the given parameters to enhance the look and feel of the text:
- Under Appearance, set the Blend and Opacity.
- Select Add effect to add effects like Stroke, Drop shadow, Color overlay, Outer glow, etc.
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Select Done to save your edits to the type layer. Select Cancel to exit the Type mode.
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Select Download.
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