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CHROME Metal Font

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Step 1
Create the text you like using Type tool and black color.
Chrome Font - Step 1

Step 2
Add layer style::
Drop Shadow

Chrome Font - Step 2 - Drop Shadow

Inner Shadow

Chrome Font - Step 2 - Inner Shadow

Bevel and Emboss

Chrome Font - Step 2 - Bevel and Emboss

Satin

Chrome Font - Step 2 -  Satin

Stroke

Chrome Font - Step 2 -  Stroke

Color Overlay

Chrome Font - Step 2 -  Color Overlay

Gradient Overlay

Chrome Font - Step 2 -  Gradient Overlay

Chrome Font - Step 2

Step 3
Go under Layer -> New Adjustment Layer -> Curves
Chrome Font - Step 3 - Curves

Make the settings as the above picture.

The finished result:
Chrome Font - the finished result
Applied texture:
Chrome Font - applied texture
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21 Responses to “CHROME Metal Font”

  1. KLM says:

    Hi there ~ THANK YOU. And I really like the first font under “Applied texture:” Can you tell me what that is?

    Best, KL

  2. admin says:

    @KLM
    Sure, the font is “Sofachrome”.

  3. mike says:

    nice tuto, where can i download the contours that you used for the glow effect? Thats not standard these flie

    thx for link

  4. admin says:

    @mike
    What do you mean by “glow effect”? I didn’t use any Inner Glow or Outer Glow. I just added some sparkles with sparkles brushes. You can download them from this place: http://www.obsidiandawn.com/glitter-photoshop-gimp-brushes

  5. mike says:

    thanks admin, i mean the contours that u used on this picture > http://www.alt-web-design.com/text-tutorials/images/chrome02d.jpg

    Looks like a flie or something like that ^^ I´ve searched google for a while to find new contours but didn´t find any contour that looks similar to yours :D

    thx

  6. admin says:

    It is a custom made contour. You can download it here.

  7. tom says:

    awesome tut. I’m new to Photoshop. What is the best way to merge the adjustment layer with the base layer? I’m trying to add the chrome font I created to a business card I’m working on and it seems to invert the rest of the images when I do this?

  8. admin says:

    @tom
    I’m affraid that merging the adjustment layer with just the base layer won’t work. You need to merge everything together with the background layer. It is the easyest to do by going to Layer -> Merge Visible (or Shift+Ctrl+E) or Layer -> Flatten Image.

  9. mike says:

    thank you very much for the contours!!

    awesome tut ;)

  10. Esben Slot Sørensen says:

    Nice tutorial indeed. I’m also new to Photoshop so please let me know how to install the plug-ins/filters you link to.

  11. admin says:

    @Esben Slot Sørensen
    Photoshop must be closed when installing new plugins.
    Download your plugin/filter and unzip it. Then copy and paste it to a corresponding folder.
    Find folder on your PC where Photoshop is installed, probably something like: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop.
    There you will find a folder to install plugins: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop \Plug-Ins.
    Presets should be installed in the folder: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop \Presets, each in its own subfolder.
    The contour I offered for download in this tutorial should be installed here: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop \Presets\Contours.

  12. Esben Slot Sørensen says:

    cool thanx. Now, I’ll lean back and wait for a tutorial in glassy fonts :-)

  13. Jay says:

    Hi. I was just wondering what font you used for “the final result”?

    I used to have it and lost it and cannot for the life of me remember the name.

  14. admin says:

    @Jay
    The font is “Magneto”.

  15. Diana Zinn says:

    Great tutorial. Where can I find the contour you used? it does not appear to be standard in photoshop cs4.

  16. angelo says:

    hello i am using adobe photo shop cs4 and i tried making letters chrome but it did not work , in the satin box ” contour” the shape was not in the box ? any suggestions?

    Thank you Angelo

  17. brendon says:

    hi im jst wondering if i copy it onto paint will the back ground be black because ive had that problem with a lot of different chrome fonts

  18. senorfrisk says:

    I had the same problem as angelo. the shape was there.

  19. Kristin says:

    I loaded the contour, but it looks nothing like the tutorial. Mine looks nothing like the end result. I’m stumped!

  20. German Jake says:

    Whats the contour that looks like a couple of butterflys?

  21. admin says:

    @German Jake
    As I have already said before, it is a custom made contour. You can download it here .

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