Add and edit text with the Type tool

Select File > Open to open a Photoshop file.

Select the Horizontal Type    tool or the Vertical Type   tool from the Tools panel and draw a point text box on the canvas to add text. 

Type the preferred text in the text box, and adjust the text settings in the options bar.

Select File > Open to open a Photoshop file.

Select the Horizontal Type   tool or the Vertical Type   tool from the Tools panel and draw a point text box on the canvas to add text.

Type the preferred text in the text box, and adjust the text settings in the options bar. 

Select Type > Convert to Dynamic Text to convert the text box into a bounding box. 

Select and drag the corners or sides of the bounding box to automatically resize and adjust font size, spacing, and layout to fit. 

Adjust word gap and line gap spacing through controls in the Dynamic Text section of the Properties panel. You can also adjust Baseline Shift and Tracking, but not Leading.

Make additional detailed text edits from the Properties panel, such as alignment, bullets, and numbering. 

Select File > Open to open a Photoshop file containing the text you want to edit.

In the Layers panel, select the text layer you want to edit on the canvas.

Select the Type tool to click and drag over text and highlight specific portions, or Cmd + A (macOS) and Ctrl + A (Windows) to highlight the complete text in the layer.

Adjust font type, size, color, and alignment from the options bar or the Character panel.

Select File > Open to open a Photoshop file containing the text you want to edit.

Select the Type tool from the Tools panel to create a new text layer.

To edit existing text, select a text layer from the Layers panel.

Place the cursor where you want to add list items.

Select Window > Properties > Bullets and Numbering to apply a list style. 

Select Enter or Return to move the cursor to a new line and add the next list item. 

Copy the text from a source file, such as Word, PDF, or a web page.

In the Photoshop document, select the Type tool from the Tools panel to create a new text layer. 

To edit existing text, select a text layer from the Layers panel.

Select Edit > Paste or Cmd + V (macOS) and Ctrl + V (Windows).

In the source document, select Edit > Copy or Cmd + C (macOS) and Ctrl + C (Windows).

In the destination document, create or select text layer from the Layers panel.

Select Edit > Paste or Cmd + V (macOS) and Ctrl + V (Windows).

Select File > Open to open a Photoshop file containing the text you want to edit.

Select the Move   tool from the Tools panel.

Select the text you want to resize.

In the transform box that appears, drag an anchor point to resize text proportionally, or do the following:

• Select the Shift key to resize text non-proportionally.
• Select the Alt key to keep the center of the text in the same place when resizing text.
• Select the Command (macOS) or Control (Windows) keys to explore skewed angles when resizing text.

Select the Commit  icon from the options bar to save edits.

Select File > Open to open a Photoshop file containing the text you want to edit.

Select the Type   tool from the Tools panel.

Select the type layer in the Layers panel. Then, on the canvas, select the specific letters, numbers, or words you want to resize.

Select the preferred text size option from the font size dropdown beside the options bar. 

Select the Commit  icon from the options bar to save the edits.

Select File > Open to open a Photoshop file containing the text you want to edit.

Select the type layer in the Layers panel. 

Select the Move   tool from the Tools panel.

Select and drag the text on the canvas to reposition it.

Select File > Open to open a Photoshop file containing the text you want to edit.

Select the Type   tool from the Tools panel.

Select the type layer in the Layers panel. 

Select the color swatch from the options bar to open the Color Picker (Text Color) dialog box. 

Use the color slider and color field to select a color. The text color will update in real time on the canvas. 

Select OK to apply the new color to the entire text. 

Select File > Open to open a Photoshop file containing the text you want to edit.

Select the Type   tool from the Tools panel.

Select the type layer in the Layers panel. 

Select and drag the cursor to select specific characters, words, or numbers you want to change.

Select the color swatch from the options bar to open the Color Picker (Text Color) dialog box. 

Use the color slider and color field to select a color. The text color will update in real time on the canvas. 

Select OK to apply the new color to the entire text. 

Select File > Open to open a Photoshop file containing the text you want to edit.

Select the type layer in the Layers panel with the paragraph you want to justify. 

Select Window > Paragraph to view the Paragraph panel.

Select alignment options (left, right, center, or justify). The text alignment will update in real time on the canvas. 

Select File > Open to open a Photoshop file containing the text you want to edit.

Select the type layer in the Layers panel. 

Select Edit > Free Transform to display a bounding box with transform handles around the text. 

Move the cursor just outside a corner of the box until it turns into a curved arrow.

Select and drag the curved arrow to rotate the text. For a more precise rotation, use the options given in the options bar. 

Select the Commit  icon from the options bar to save the edits.