#Word for mac: creating layers of text how to

To do this click on the plus icon next to “stroke” in the styles list. In our example we are showing 2 different stroke effects on the same layer. It is now possible to have multiple layer effects on a single layer. With your type layer selected, set your fill to 0%. However, in our example I would like to remove the fill so you can only see the text outline. This is an optional step as you may be happy with your design. Our example uses Size 8, Inside position and black colour. Feel free to have a play around with the settings to create your desired look. Here you can set the size, stroke position, blend mode, opacity, fill type and colour. You now see a dialogue box with your stroke options. Click on the small “fx” icon at the bottom of the layers panel and select “stroke”. Now we need to add our “stroke” layer style.

We will also change the font colour to white, so we can see our black outline when we create it. Our example is League Gothic at size 110. You should now change your font, size and position as you see fit. The default font will be what you have previously used. You can replace this with your chosen word or phrase. This will create a new type layer and immediately show placeholder text. With the type tool selected, click on the canvas. Select the type tool in the left hand tool bar. Here we have a stock image for our example that has a craft work desktop type feel. Open up your document file or create a new canvas with your required dimensions. Step 1 - Open your document or create a new canvas

#Word for mac: creating layers of text how to

In this blog post I will show you how to apply an outline stroke to your text in Adobe Photoshop CC.