[TUT] Creating Animation in Photoshop ( Used Texture Effect )

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[TUT] Creating Animation in Photoshop ( Used Texture Effect ) - guycheap - Apr 16, 2013

Hey Everyone,

This is my first tutorial ... So ill be starting off with How we create an animation in photoshop.

Lets Begin shall we?

Step 1 - Create a new file & add some text in it like so:

Spoiler (Click to View)

Step 2 - Design the text to your liking ( Ive already Done so ).

Spoiler (Click to View)

Step 3 - Open up the Animation Tab by going to Window > Animation and selecting it. It should open up something like:

Spoiler (Click to View)

NOTE: Depending on your Photoshop version, you might not find Windows -> Animations. What you need to do instead, is go to Windows and click on Timeline. Then you get a box at the bottom, which has this:

[Image: 2CfWg.png]

Credits to Snorlax

You click on the arrow and click on Create Frame Animation:

Step 4 - Think about what you would like to Animate ( For me ill be using the Texture lines to do so. )

Spoiler (Click to View)

Please Note: If you use a clipping mask with a line remember to create a new layer.

Step 5 - Create a new frame without touching anything with the text.

Spoiler (Click to View)

Step 6 - Create your animation by moving towards the end of the image.

Spoiler (Click to View)

Step 7 - Press the [Image: 2Btyf.png]

at the bottom right-ish part.

Step 8 - Match the settings with my picture if you have not already done so. PLEASE NOTE: The more Number of frames you add the smoother the quality but the more of space it takes up...

Spoiler (Click to View)

Step 9 - Go back to the first frame and press the play button on the bottom left.

Spoiler (Click to View)

Step 10 - Your picture should now be animated YAY. To Save do the following:

Navigate to File at the top > Save for Web & Devices > A new window should pop up

Spoiler (Click to View)

Step 11 - Select save & give then a name then save it on your " Desktop " Upload to a website like Imgur and ENJOY!

End Result: Spoiler (Click to View) ( I made my picture a bit bigger )

Hope you enjoyed my tutorial ...

" It took me around 40 minutes to make this, It takes only a minute to say thanks " - Unknown Author.

- Guy

* - Intellectus - Apr 16, 2013

Awesome, that's really nice to be honest. I should make something like that for my sig in the future. Thanks! 🙂 🤝

* - Morchid - Apr 17, 2013

Looks quite fine.

I love how you used a lot of pictures :) (Pictures = 1000 words.)

* - guycheap - Apr 17, 2013

(Apr 16, 2013 05:23 PM)ＴｈｅＤｅｖｅｌｏｐｅｒ Wrote: Awesome, that's really nice to be honest. I should make something like that for my sig in the future. Thanks! 🙂 🤝

Ah, Mabye one day I will. Just PM me and mabye ill give it a try.

(Apr 17, 2013 03:22 PM)Morchid Wrote: Looks quite fine.

I love how you used a lot of pictures :) (Pictures = 1000 words.)

Glad you enjoyed it Morchid. I tried to put my best quality towards it & I know the Picture's were defiantly part of that 🤝

* - 'Snorlax - Apr 17, 2013

Very nice tutorial! I already know Photoshop animations pretty much in and out, so I'll just share something with everyone:

Depending on your Photoshop version, you might not find Windows -> Animations. What you need to do instead, is go to Windows and click on Timeline. Then you get a box at the bottom, which has this:
[Image: 2CfWg]

You click on the arrow and click on Create Frame Animation:
[Image: 2CfWW]

Then press on the button saying "Create Frame Animation", and you can start creating animations!
I've only seen this occur in the newer versions of Photoshop! (;

* - NabeeL_312_DRiFt - Apr 18, 2013

awesome but i didnt understand by photos i need a video to understand

* - Amphibious Garbage - Apr 18, 2013

(Apr 17, 2013 03:22 PM)Morchid Wrote: Looks quite fine.

I love how you used a lot of pictures :) (Pictures = 1000 words.)

I really agree with Morchid. This is a really HQ tutorial and it really helps people learn when they see pictures so that they can visualize things to make it easier to understand.

* - guycheap - Apr 18, 2013

(Apr 17, 2013 11:41 PM)Snorlax Wrote: Very nice tutorial! I already know Photoshop animations pretty much in and out, so I'll just share something with everyone:

Depending on your Photoshop version, you might not find Windows -> Animations. What you need to do instead, is go to Windows and click on Timeline. Then you get a box at the bottom, which has this:

You click on the arrow and click on Create Frame Animation:

Then press on the button saying "Create Frame Animation", and you can start creating animations!
I've only seen this occur in the newer versions of Photoshop! (;

Ive added the following. Thanks so much Snorlax.

(Apr 18, 2013 03:50 PM)Operate Wrote: I really agree with Morchid. This is a really HQ tutorial and it really helps people learn when they see pictures so that they can visualize things to make it easier to understand.

Thank you very much, It means alot whenever I hear something like this!

* - нash - Apr 20, 2013

Whenever I try to save for web and devices I get this
[Image: 51c949158aaad69b10548773ade33195.png?1366471295]

* - guycheap - Apr 20, 2013

(Apr 20, 2013 08:21 AM)Visual Basics Wrote: Whenever I try to save for web and devices I get this

You have too many frames in the pic reduce them