You can use it in tandem with our font family outline trick described previously, sticking a photo or two underneath the text layer for a really classy, polished effect. This basic design template can be modified to suit a variety of projects: flyers, birthday cards, digital scrapbooking, and even web design. Hit OK, and it should look a lot like what we've got going on above. Right-click on the text in your Layers panel, choose Blending Options, and assign your Stroke a line weight and a position. Now, add your Photoshop text border, ensuring that your Stroke color matches the part of the canvas that is not covered by our yellow rectangle-in this case, plain ol' white. Half of your text should be over the pigmented portion of the canvas the other part should be over the other half.
Type your text layer in, just like before. You've got your background color selected already all that you need to do now is choose the same color for your text layer. Use the Rectangle tool to create a colored background layer. To start, create a new document in Photoshop.
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