3D Text Tutorial
Now we can add a small highlight to the text. Duplicate the top layer and delete the layer style.

Select this new layer and fill it with white (hold down Ctrl while selecting the layer).

With the Rectangular Marquee Tool selected, nudge this selection down and left by 2 pixels.

Making sure your highlighted layer is selected, hit Delete.


Set the Blending Mode of the highlighted layer to Overlay. And there you have it! Faux 3D text.

Here are more examples of different perspectives and styles using the same technique. When you’re duplicating layers for depth, you would hold down Ctrl+Alt as usual, but you may have to select a different directional arrow.



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thanks its was of gr8 help
ke3p up the Go()d work
Great !!! saving time doing this. ow, btw..i set the overlay but the upper text have the same color with text. it dont gradiate. how come? if u write me to my email, i can send the picture if u dont understand. thnx
Yo Frans – I don’t think you entered your email when you wrote this comment, so I can’t contact you. It might be easier if you just send me the psd so I can take a look at it, contact me through my contact page:
http://mintyferret.com/request-a-tutorial/
Ty for this, been trying to make something like this!
Here is what I made out of this tutoiral
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