How does Photoshop display text on top of a mask? High score thanks!

What a quick mask does is add a mask directly to the top, which means that no matter where you move the layer, it will be covered.

So if you want the words to be on the mask, you can only be"It seems"。In other words, in fact, there is just a hole dug in the mask......

The specific method is very simple, you don't want to build a quick mask or exit the mask, first select the Chinese character layer, use the magic wand tool to click on the blank space, and then select Reverse so that the text is selected. Once you've selected all the text, click on the quick mask and you'll see what the text looks like on top of the mask.

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When you make a mask, try hiding those two text layers and the other layers.

You said typing on the mask! 1. Type the word with the mask text tool in the text tool, 2. Adjust the position and size! 3Click the Move tool to make a selection!

4 If it's black mask fill white, if it's white mask fill black! I don't understand what you're talking about, left or right! Hehe, I hope it can help you!

You don't have a mask, you just change the layer color of these words to black and put them on top.

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You don't need a mask, just create a new layer, type in the text, and then glow out and you're done.

The easiest way to reduce the opacity of your text. Or the color filter in the layer style should be achievable.

Wouldn't it be nice to put the layer of text on top?

3.Enter the text.

5.In the Layer-Text option, there is also the option to de-aliasing the text and distort the text.

Select this tool, click the mouse on **, the cursor will appear, and then you can enter the text content at will.

Open your ** with photoshop,Press "T" to type on**.

Upstairs, yes, use the left toolbar (usually on the left) a "t" tool to click where you want it, and the upper column can change the text size. Then enter the text you want, use the Move tool (the first one on the left toolbar) and right-click on the layer to rasterize to change the color.

1. Build a new floor (to prevent damage).

2. Select "Horizontal Text Mask Tool".

3. Enter text.

4. Click on the Layers panel. (This converts the mask to a selection, otherwise it is still in a masked state).

5. You have two options below:

a.Save as a mask or path.

b.Fill color.

Use the text mask tool to click on the screen, type, and press other buttons in the tool, and an ant line will be formed, colored, and processed.

With the left-hand side't'Symbols, text can be entered directly, and the text will be in a separate layer, without affecting the essence of the image. Same as masks.

You're saying that when you make a drawing, you need to use the layer mask function, right? It's very simple, choose one, then make a copy of the background image, then use the Selection tool to draw a selection on the layer, and then just click the layer mask button on the layer panel. That's where this feature comes in.

In fact, the mask function can be generated in more than this one place in terms of operation, it depends on how you do the drawing.

rt：1.Open the image of the carry.

2.Select the Type Mask tool in the Type tool. 3.

Enter the text in the background layer, the screen will be red, and click the Move tool after typing. The text is finalized. and then Ctrl+V (copy and paste) to finish.

1. Open the Photoshop software on the computer.

2. After opening Photoshop, open ** and add a mask.

3. After adding the mask, click the Gradient tool in the left toolbar.

4. After clicking the gradient tool, enter the gradient adjustment page, adjust the gradient color to black and white, and adjust the opacity according to the situation.

5. After adjusting the gradient parameters, pull a gradient on top of the mask.

Many people are answering the wrong question, and the subject is asking "I didn't respond to pulling for a long time, why is this". I just happened to run into this issue and have fixed it on my own so far.

Once this is normal, you can overlay a gradient effect on the layer mask

1.Open the PS with the layer mask on it, and click on the layer mask.

2.Click the Gradient tool in the left toolbar.

3.In the pop-up gradient select from black to white.

4.Back on stage, the gradient is pulled down from top to bottom, as shown below.

5.**The upper part is transparent, the layer mask is in a gradient state, done.

The third button below the Layers panel is the Add Layer Mask button, select the layer you want to add a mask to, press that button to add a layer mask. Then select the Gradient tool in the toolbar, the shortcut key is G, then set the gradient color in the property bar above PS, and then pull the gradient in the canvas. Holding shift is a straight line gradient.

Just switch back to English, that's the Chinese (China) mode. Don't use the input method when you don't need to enter text to do PS, otherwise the shortcut keys won't work.

When making a gradient, make sure that a mask layer is selected.

Your mask should be added one layer on top!

For example, if you use the Sogou input method, you have to switch to the "" English state.

Place**, add mask, the foreground is black, the background is white, and you can use the gradient tool.

It's to add a text mask, and there's a larger T button in the toolbar.

Select the layer, there is a tool in the lower right corner to add it directly, the bevel is embossed in the layer style in the menu bar, and the transparent word only needs to change the transparency.

Text has a text mask tool. Bevel relief is another feature.

I don't know what you're talking about, but there's a text mask tool in the text tool on the toolbar.

Once you've typed the text, you can adjust the transparency of the layer. I won't cover the **. You can also see the text.

Find a button - a box with a "t" in it. Click on this tool button. The mouse turns into an "i" shape. Then, click and drag on the diagram (specify the range of text) and enter the text.

You have to choose a text tool that can be typed first.

See, click on the t, click on the canvas again, and then you can type.

There's one in the tool"t"icon, then click on your blank document and the cursor will appear, and the word will appear. When you're done typing, press Enter on the numeric keypad, and the cursor will disappear, and you can do other effects.