Learn how easy it is to place an image inside text in Photoshop.

How to resize multiple images in Photoshop

This tutorial will show you one of the lesser-known facts about Photoshop- its ability to automatically place many instances of an image on a single page. This technique comes handy when you need to have a number of copies of a particular photograph.

In this tutorial I will show you how to build a panoramic view from multiple source images. The instructions in this tutorial are for photoshop CS3 only.

Have you ever wanted to float a piece of text behind a portion of an image?

Learn how to insert an image into your text.

Learn how to combine text with a photo so you can actually put any image inside a word of text. There are many techniques to accomplishing this same effect but this one seems to be the easiest and most effective.

Why settle for one stroke around your text when you can have as many as you want?

Photoshop allows you to use any shape as a container for your text, and in this tutorial, we'll see that you can even use text as a container for text.

The 3 Point Light setup is a kind of "standard" setup that 3D artists use to render their still images of objects. This tutorial describes how to apply that concept in Photoshop.

Drawing a glass with drink inside

Create the effect of objects' perspectives and volume, and imitate glow-worms and blood drops.

Learn how to paint inside text.

Make your text multiple stroked with many different colors to make it look sleeker.

Streamline your workflow with Photoshop CS2 ability to handle multiple/selected layers.

Let's look at one of the most popular uses for Photoshop, how to resize your images. We'll see how to make them smaller using Photoshop's Image Resize dialog box, and why you never want to make them larger if you can avoid it.

increase image size with no loss of quality

Ever wanted to resize a group of images or add a watermark to a group of images, but you just didn't have the time to do it? Well, with Photoshop's Batch processing capabilities, you can make changes to multiple images all at once. In this video, you

The whole point of editing images in Photoshop is to make them look better, so why risk making them look worse in the process if you don't have to? If you've been editing 8-bit images when you could have been working in 16-bit mode, you've been missing out on a world of flexibility.

Learn advance techniques to blend two images together using masks, blend modes, and distortion filters.