How to write Frozen Text in Photoshop

First you have to download a texture called frozed made by me. This texture will make your text even more frozen. Download this Texture Download.

Perfect. Now we can start with the text. Grabbing the Text Tool, the font I’ll be using will be Trajan Pro ( Download it from here ), set it to bold, and the color will be a lighter blue: #0c86ae, and once the properties are set, type out the word Frozen (or any other text) in the center of the document.

Now we can start applying a few Layer Styles, to give our text a bit of shape. The first style we’re going to add, will be Bevel & Emboss. Change the Values as shown in the picture below.

Next, to add a bit glow to the inside of the text, we’re going to add an Inner Glow. Change the Values as shown in the picture below.

Good. The last Layer Style we’re going to add, will be an Outer Glow. Change the Values as shown in the picture below.

Perfect, our Layer Styles are complete, but our text still isn’t looking very cold. This is where texture number two comes into play.Download the Texture from here and Place the texture on top of the text, then clip it by right-clicking on the texture layer, and choose “Create Clipping Mask“.

Finally, to blend in the texture a bit better, set the Blend Mode to Hard Light. That should give you a nice vibrant look to the texture.

Now that the texture is in place, add the Wave distortion under the Filter > Distort menu. Change the values as shown below.

Once you press Okay, you’ll see that the edges of your type layer are now cracked and chipped.

And that does it! Your own frozen text effect in Photoshop! I hope you guys enjoyed it!

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Unknown is one of the Team Member of Programmer vs Hacker. He has written many articles on this website and is a patner of this website.