Today we show you how to use Photoshop to identify any font used in a photo, and then create your own text that blends in perfectly with the scene. Learn how to use the Type options in Photoshop to match a font, create new text, and then use a variety of adjustments to make the new text match the lighting, color, and perspective of the photograph!
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that was worth 4 tutorials video
Omg this tutorial I was searching how amazing 😍🤩 I love it thank you sirrrr
Good video thanks
Absolutely great your work. Thank you"
Font matching is getting better – but – it's still a lot of hit-or-miss for me. Usually they miss certain 'characteristics' of the font. I'm not an expert at all; seems like one could focus on certain characteristics of a couple of 'key' letters to determine a closer match? Maybe certain fonts are copyrighted to prevent such matching? One thing I'm certain of is that this technology will continue to improve …
You are champion sir.
JORRRDDD sire you are JORRRRDDD
Thank you very much
Match font option not available in PS how can I get it
MAN WHAT THE F, YOU A GENIOUS!
great job!!!! thx
Super bro..
Awesome tips..sometimes I was really struggling to match text. Thanks for your time a day tutorial
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I've been watching your videos for a long time and still keep watching them. Always learning something new from you… Thank you
If match font can't match Helvetica, one of the worlds most used typefaces, then it is pretty much useless.
Great tutorial. Thanks.
Can you tell me your photoshop version?
Excellent again – as usual. This is the best Photoshop training channel on the web, along with PixImperfect. Ton's of free knowledge presented professionally.
I like that Adobe added the match font feature but it isn't as good as WhatTheFont. The font that should have been used to match the font on the gas pump is Swis721 Condensed BT.
This is how documents are forged
hellYeah
Always love watching your tutorials. Great tool though and is very helpful for sure. The G not matching in this one bugged me thoroughly though lol 🙂
Great tip thank you. Only thing I observed is that the letter Gs are different.
I use What the Font: https://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/
It's guesses tend to be a lot better. Adobe just doesn't have a huge library of fonts to search through.
And this tool shows your text written out in each font, so you can compare.
Your tutorials always so on point and exactly what we really needed…thank you so much for such vedios.
I've had Photoshop for like 15 years and I can't believe I'm still learning. I didn't know this tool existed.
which software did you used for recording……….
You’re an absolute magician…and all this for free 🥰🥰
My Mann ❤️
oww thnxx again..nice tutorial..keep it dude
I have been waiting for this tutorial for a long time. ❤️
I been learning from you for YEARS! Thanks again! 😁
Thank you so much dear sir.
Your tutorials are all remakes now. You no longer teach us anything new? What happened man? Show us how to make diamond text. That would be nice. One without using the clouds. I would love to see you do a pen and pixel diamond font type text tutorial. Just a suggestion Aaron
Love it!!
Not optimal that you can't have the cloud fonts dialog box open at all times, and you have to take a screenshot. 🙈
Some of those dialog boxes haven't changed since photoshop 3.0.
Thank you very much again Aaron!
You’re the best sir.
THAT'S AMAZING MAN!
Thank you so much 👍
Your tutorials always so on point and exactly what us really needed
I was just looking for a good way to match text in an image. I’ll definitely give this a try. Thanks so much Phlearn, always taking it to the next level.
I can't stop saying that your tutorials are so good and insightful!
Just an easier / faster way to create (or release) a clipping mask, is to press the Alt /Opt key and take your cursor between layers. Great video as usual! Thanks!!
Great tutorial, I never knew this feature existed but your choice is horrible. It does not match at all. The "E"s and especially the "G" are completely different and easy to see. The first font was actually closer to the original one.