Photoshop Typography and Text

Question 1

Which tool in Photoshop is used to add editable text to an image?

Accepted Answer

Type Tool (T)

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Shape Tool

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Pen Tool

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Brush Tool

Question 2

What is the difference between Point Text and Paragraph Text in Photoshop?

Accepted Answer

Point Text flows freely without a bounding box; Paragraph Text wraps within a defined text container

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Point Text allows unlimited characters; Paragraph Text is limited to 100 characters

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Point Text is rasterized; Paragraph Text remains live

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They are identical in behavior

Question 3

How do you convert a live text layer to rasterized pixels in Photoshop?

Accepted Answer

Right-click the text layer and choose Rasterize Type

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Select the text layer and press Delete

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Use Filter > Rasterize

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Flatten the image

Question 4

What is the Character panel in Photoshop used for?

Accepted Answer

Controlling font, size, leading, tracking, kerning, and other typographic properties of selected text

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Managing layer effects for text layers

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Adding 3D effects to text characters

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Storing type presets and saved fonts

Question 5

What is the function of the Warp Text option in Photoshop?

Accepted Answer

Distorts text along a predefined curve or warp shape such as Arc, Flag, or Fisheye

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Applies a 3D rotation to the text layer

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Warps the text color based on the gradient map

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Stretches text horizontally or vertically

Question 6

How do you place text along a custom curved path in Photoshop?

Accepted Answer

Draw a path with the Pen Tool, then click on it with the Type Tool

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Use the Path Selection Tool and type directly

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Use Layer > Type > Convert to Path Text

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Apply Warp Text to a straight text layer