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Edit text in picture

New Here ,
Apr 02, 2025 Apr 02, 2025

There is only one word in the image, the files are very small, some letters are a little faded, the text does not have a font, it is written with a drawing, how can I go over this text and create a higher quality version?

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Community Expert , Apr 03, 2025 Apr 03, 2025

I suppose you can either build the letters yourself or use whatthefont (or some other font identification help, Photoshop’s »Match Font« didn’t do too well) to identify the font. 

Might be ITC Bauhaus (see screenshot). 

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Apr 02, 2025 Apr 02, 2025

what app?

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New Here ,
Apr 02, 2025 Apr 02, 2025

I only have pictures, I want to learn how to do it and with which application?

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Apr 02, 2025 Apr 02, 2025

use photoshop 

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New Here ,
Apr 02, 2025 Apr 02, 2025

but how? please help me

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Apr 02, 2025 Apr 02, 2025

in the future, to find the best place to post your message, use the list here, https://community.adobe.com/

p.s. i don't think the adobe website, and forums in particular, are easy to navigate, so don't spend a lot of time searching that forum list. do your best and we'll move the post (like this one has already been moved) if it helps you get responses.



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Community Expert ,
Apr 03, 2025 Apr 03, 2025

Talking about an image without showing it can be difficult, so please post the image (or at least the relevant part of the image) using the »Insert Photos«-button. 

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Apr 03, 2025 Apr 03, 2025

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Community Expert ,
Apr 03, 2025 Apr 03, 2025

I suppose you can either build the letters yourself or use whatthefont (or some other font identification help, Photoshop’s »Match Font« didn’t do too well) to identify the font. 

Might be ITC Bauhaus (see screenshot). 

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Apr 05, 2025 Apr 05, 2025
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The image seems to have been upsampled already (note the »steps« that do not conform to the actual pixel raster) so the quality is low. 

 

If you decide to manually recreate the letters you should ideally do so as vector – either in Illustrator straight away or, if you do it in Photoshop, as Shape Layers. 

That way scaling (of the Shape Layers) will still result in sharp results. 

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