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Copy and paste text layer from Photoshop to indesign

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Nov 29, 2017 Nov 29, 2017

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Hello

I have a text layer with effects like strokes created in Photoshop cc 2018 , I want to copy and paste it into indesign with capability of editing text without losing any of the effects in indesign

How can I do that Please ???

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Guru ,
Nov 29, 2017 Nov 29, 2017

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you don't paste, you place the photoshop file in your indesign layout.

You can select the art in your layout, and in the links panel, click the pencil icon. i till open the file in photoshopyou do your edits, save, and it will automatically update in the layout document in indesign.

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If it’s going to be done that way it is important to save the file as PDF from Photoshop to keep the vector properties of the text intact.

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Thanks for your reply

I want to use this text layer created in Photoshop in making data merge utility in indesign  so that I want this Photoshop text layer is the same in indesign

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You’ll have to recreate it in InDesign.

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What about pasting it into illustrator , after that pasting it from illustrator to indesign

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Nope!

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Thanks this is so helpful!!

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you can't make the text in indesign? what is the difference?

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If you can recreate the appearance of the text in InDesign, then DataMerge is possible. Otherwise, it won't work. If you can't reproduce the text effect in InDesign, you can look into using variables in Photoshop to get it done. It's not as intuitive or as easy as InDesign but it might be possible.

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Hoo boy, Chad: All I can say is ... ugh!

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You can do wanted Effects and styles in InDesign for text.

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