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Toddy

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I know CT Styles made this
But how do you do this have a picture as the text
 

Wrestling Station

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do you actually tried to make gfx yourself? Coz you are asking question about gfxing and you never actually showed us one of your work on here.
Im wondering, is this a question someone else on another forum asked so you posted it here to get him the answer? hmm
 

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^^^^No its not a question for another forum
I just want to know what how to do this
 

C4

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I have been asked many times by PM and on MSN about this same thing and I have explained this on the forums as well. But people don't understand properly, so here is a quick tutorial for everyone who doesn't understand on how to have a picture inside your text.

Type in the text that you want to have,

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Open up the picture that you want to have inside your text. Drag it to your text and move it over the text layer, now your text won't be visible.

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This is the small layers structure at the moment, now hold down ALT and CLICK on the red highlighted area shown below.

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An Icon will appear when you click over there and now your picture would be inside the text like this,

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Grab the move tool and feel free to move around with areas of the image that you want to have inside the text...
 

CT Styles

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^^ I just put the layer over it and right click and select clipping mask.
 

the dark knight

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or make a pattern out of the pic and fill the text with the new pattern....but there's always an easier way lol.
 

C4

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^^ I just put the layer over it and right click and select clipping mask.

or make a pattern out of the pic and fill the text with the new pattern....but there's always an easier way lol.

Best and the most easy way is to ALT+CLICK in between the two layers... :bigsmile: