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How to make a “Text on Fire”!

Written on November 15, 2007 by admin

How to make a Text on Fire!

 

Step 1.

 

Opet a new document: File-New

Step 2.

 

Pick Text tool and use some “bold” font for
this. I’m use Cancun there. You can use Arial Black or Impact.

 

Step 3.

When you type something you must rasterize that text,
go to Layer-Rasterize-Type, now we can use one filter.
Go to FIlter-Distort-Glass and when you get new windows just set up
amounts like on image. In Texture menu pick Frosted.

 

Step 4.

Press Shift+Ctrl+E on keyboard.

Now pick Magic Wand Tool and click somewhere on black
surface, after that go to Select-Inverse

 

Step 5.

Go to Select-Save selection, and when you got new windows
in name just write something, im use “selekcija”. Now you
had save that selection on different layer. Click ok, and pres Ctrl+D

 

Step 6.

Now go to Image-Rotate Canvas-90 CCW, after that Filter-Stylize-Wind,
method is wind, direction is from the right and click OK. After that
just press Ctrl+F two-three times.

 

 

 

Step 7.

 

Image-Rotate Canvas-90 CW, and after that Filter-Distort-Ripple
and just click OK in new window.

 

Step 8.

Now make one empty layer.

 

Step 9.

 

Now we must load our selection, go to Selection-Load selection
and when you get new window in Channel section pick your selection name,
my is “selekcija”, and then click OK!

 

Step 10.

Now go to Edit-Stroke, and on new window just use amount
like on picture, and click OK
Press Shift+Ctrl+E and after that Ctrl+D

 

 

Step 11.

 

Go to Image-Mode-Indexed Color and set up amount like
on my picture. We will mage a .gif pic ;)

 

Step 12.

Image-Mode-Color Table and in Table menu just pick Black
Body, and click OK

 

Step 13.

Now if you want .jpg format go to Image-Mode-RGP and save
it like .jpg :)

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19 Comments on “How to make a “Text on Fire”!”

  1. photoshop tutorials | January 7th, 2008at 3:44 am

    realy nice text effect!
    thanks for sharing.. :)

  2. Tutorial Effect | January 12th, 2008at 5:44 am

    I like this text effect, I’ll be using it in future projects.

  3. Kango Traveler | January 19th, 2008at 7:34 am

    These are great graphics….and the step-by-step instructions are very nice to have. Now, I just have to figure out where I want to use fire graphics!

    Thanks!

  4. stonie | February 2nd, 2008at 6:08 am

    Nice tutorial.. The outcome doesnt look that good. I think your missing a step.
    I’m using photoshop CS2.

  5. auliahazza | February 23rd, 2008at 6:59 pm

    woow, amazing … i must try it … upps I remember, I have not using photoshop. Someday, you make using gimp.

  6. lic agents | February 28th, 2008at 9:50 pm

    I like it too.. just been busy so i couldnt focus on that.

    Ps: LOVE UR BLOG

  7. Custom Cabinets Los Angeles | March 5th, 2008at 2:04 pm

    This is soooo cool! I’ve learned a lot about ‘desktop publishing’ over the years, but it’s always great to keep on learning new secrets to really enhance what you’re doing.

    Thanks for the cool tip!

    Tommy

  8. James Christensen | March 19th, 2008at 7:44 am

    Cool tutorial… how can you add some more depth to it?

  9. Adam Hyman | April 9th, 2008at 7:56 am

    That is a cool tutorial. I’m going to try it but instead of making fire text, I’m going to make the flames blues and greens. It will be “under the sea” text.

  10. Czytelnia | April 29th, 2008at 10:31 pm

    Nice :) Even though I still prefer Corel PhotoPaint for this stuff ;P

  11. Halim | June 4th, 2008at 11:30 pm

    Fire is great, can you show how to make it look like ice?

  12. Cari Uang | June 13th, 2008at 11:27 am

    Great tutorial you got here!
    cant wait for the next tips from you again so i can improve my photoshop skills

  13. angielski | June 15th, 2008at 4:18 am

    Now i know how to do it :-)

  14. Ecard Lover | June 16th, 2008at 12:48 pm

    Wow its amazing!!
    Thanks for sharing, I like your blog its a cool tutorial :)
    I too will wait for your next posting.

  15. nigelmcloughlin | June 18th, 2008at 2:57 pm

    you have a very good blog.
    so many new tricks I learn for here.
    two thumbs up :)

  16. Matti | June 20th, 2008at 8:59 pm

    I look from time to time here by and read the interesting and always well thought out and leich readable contributions to sight. Thank you and kind regards from Germany!

  17. GATE coaching | June 22nd, 2008at 8:33 am

    you have a very good blog.
    so many new tricks I learn for here.
    two thumbs up :)

  18. Utah Photography | July 3rd, 2008at 5:22 am

    cool stuff, glad you have all the steps nicely spaced out with pictures… makes things a lot easier.
    -Janet

  19. shitu | July 15th, 2008at 3:00 am

    can you post some aviary tutorials??

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