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looks like text tool is disable no matter what color i put on how big or small my text is it won't write anything.
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Go to Image > Image Size and change the image resolution from 1 ppi to at least 72ppi Do not check "Resample" if it is checked, uncheck it. Then press OK
Dave
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i took this picture from google and when i open photoshop and try to use the text tool i get a white dot and a box from glyphs and it wont write any text on the photo. I tried both resetting the text tool from T drop menu and also from preferences and it doesn't work. I need help from experts please
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Your resolution is 1 ppi and you have selected 12 point text.
12 point text is 12/72 = 1/6 of an inch high. But at 1ppi (one pixel per inch) that is a 1/6 of a pixel which of course you cannot have. Hence the minimal 1 pixel dot.
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i tried changing the color but didn't work, changed the sixe of canvas didn't work
so what can i do to fix it? it just wont type in any color
i am new to photoshop so if you could give more steps would be great.
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Go to Image > Image Size and change the image resolution from 1 ppi to at least 72ppi Do not check "Resample" if it is checked, uncheck it. Then press OK
Dave
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thank you so much it worked
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how can i change the color of the background?
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Hi
Your background colour is built into your image so to replace it you will need to make a selection of the object and then use that to create a mask. That will make the rest of the layer transparent so that you can place a new background colour underneath it.
If that makes no sense take a look here:
https://helpx.adobe.com/uk/photoshop/how-to/make-selection-layer-mask.html
Dave
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it deletes part of the keychain
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If you select the brush tool and click on the mask in the layers panel, where you paint white on the mask the layer will be revealed and where you paint black it will be hidden. It is quite normal to have to finely adjust masks in that way.
Dave