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1. Photoshop Flaming Text Effects

19. Move the Text Copy above the Layer 1 by dragging it above layer 1. Then click The D key and then hold down the Alt key and hit backspace to color this text Black..

2. Easy Flaming Text

10. Hit ctrl d to deselect text then choose the 5 px pencil brush last brush top row. 11. Starting from the middle of black text push out the yellow. 12. Next hold ctrl key click on text tool again. 13. Hit x key switch colors making red foreground using your fill tool fill text with red deselect text by ctrl D. 14. Select smudge tool and repeat pushing red out of text. 15. Hit the Delete key then delete text layer bye clicking layer then click on trash can.

3. Creating Flaming Text with Photoshop | TutorialSwitch

@Magnus: First off thanks! To answer your question, yes, the text would be merged with the black background, but you will still be able to add it to another image. Merge all the layers from this tutorial, then copy the new layer to the other image you are working on. Then add a layer mask to your flaming text layer and set the Mode to Screen. The only drawback will be that the background needs to be somewhat dark. Hope that helps

4. Creating Flame Text (Video Tutorial) | Text Effects

5. Flame Effect | Text Effects

1. Create new file with 72 PPI and white background. The mode has to be Grayscale. Type the text with thick font.

6. Flaming Text Tutorial | Text Effects

I'm going to learn you how to make a nice effect to your text here. Instead of your old boring text we're going to make it look like flames.

7. Flaming Text | Text Effects

17. Zoom in to about 250%, then click and drag on the vertical bar going across the top, and drag directly to the top of the text, use this picture as a guide to how to do it:

8. Sulphur Flame | Text Effects

12. Click Layer > New layer. hold CTRL and click the thumbnail of the previous layer. (our example, ours would be "flame")

9. The Flaming Effect | Text Effects

Press D key to choose your foreground colour as Black. And then Finally press Shift+Alt+Backspace to fill your text with black colour. Done!

10. True Flame Text | Text Effects

Now take one of the text layers and color it black. Then drag the layers into the proper order so you get an image like the one below.

11. Cracked Blue Flame Text

12. Creating a Blazing Flame Text in Photoshop

This tutorial is going to teach you how to create a blazing flame text effect in Photoshop using the Smudge Tool and multiple filters such as Wave Distort and various Blur operations. The grayscale text is colored using the Indexed Image Mode's, Black Body, and color table. Your final results will look something like this.

13. Flaming Text in Photoshop

14. Speeding text with flames � Photoshop Tutorials Blog

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15. Create a Spectacular Flaming Meteor Effect on Text - Psdtuts+

Whoaaa! this is oh-so-awesome! Thank you for this tutorial. I just try to make my logo with flaming meteor effect. yay!