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botoes,
7th Jul 2025, 11:01 AM |
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Cool little trick! I like how simple yet effective this method is for drawing attention to specific parts of the text. Great for design mockups or emphasizing key info. Thanks for the step-by-step! https://botoeselite.com |
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To blur a part of the text in Photoshop, first, rasterize the text layer. This converts the text into a regular image layer that can be edited. Then, select the area you want to blur using a selection tool. https://photoeditingindia.com/photo-stit.... With the location selected, go to the Filter menu, choose Blur, and select a blur effect such as Gaussian Blur. Adjust the blur radius in the dialog box until you get the desired effect, then click OK. Finally, press Ctrl+D (Cmd+D on Mac) to deselect the area. This method lets you obscure sensitive or unwanted text without affecting the rest of the design. |
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