alice252293
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Let say I want to rip this banner. I want to keep background, color, image but only change the text. How can I do that? Thanks.
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alice252293
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I already install photoshop cc. But I did not see any layers.
SepticFish
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Once it's converted into a jpg or png you cannot see the layers. You can't just change the text like that. You can make a new banner using similar images though.
Visual Eagle
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Just create a new one in PS 
you could rip it but might look wierd if you use the "content-aware fill".
you could rip it but might look wierd if you use the "content-aware fill".
alice252293
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How much for redesigning this banner roughly?
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PM me, i'll try to help you. (free)
Do not driving a car if cant drive, you can installed any graphics editor such as Photoshop, CorelDraw etc but if don't have skill to use the tools don't do it. If you need in hurry, then hire someone on BHW and you will get what you want. And if you don't have a money to hire? Find the job!
alice252293
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Dude, I dont need to be a photoshop expert to edit some text. I will try to do it on the tool first. If it's to difficult for me then I will hire someone to do it.
Yes I have money (not much) But I cannot spend it like I'm a millionaire
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So your advice is to never start using a program until after one becomes an expert at using that program?
It's a banner, not a deadly 3,000 pound machine. If you're experience with Photoshop is that a mistake leads to someone's death, you're doing something horribly wrong...
The clone stamp should get you close enough. Alternatively, you could use the selection tool to pull out the screenshot, and overlay it on top of an entirely new background image that resembles the old one (a GIS for 'broken slate' has a lot of similar images that will work for this).
X-R0
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Hey OP, exactly you don't need to be an expert. You can save your money, just analyze the size and open a transparent layer over it and start copying it.
You can also use Google's free web designer tool: https://www.google.com/webdesigner/
You can also use Google's free web designer tool: https://www.google.com/webdesigner/
andy1456
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Here is the image for you .. put the text you want to put on it https://ibb.co/i4X8xK
if you want I will put the text on it as well.. do not worry about learning photoshop.. it's very easy.. give your self some time with the software and you will be surprised!!
if you want I will put the text on it as well.. do not worry about learning photoshop.. it's very easy.. give your self some time with the software and you will be surprised!!
andy1456
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Layers are in pre composites and will not be visible in renders or outputs like jpg or png or any other image format. For layers you will have to look for .psd files (photoshop native files)
Lupe God
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You can probably do this by scaling the image up via gimp so adobe acrobat recognises the text layers. Here, I did a quick job.
The white background is because of it being a jpg.
Edit: I saw that someone already did a better job.
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I think you just need to use 'healing brush' in photoshop
Here's my quick result for you:
Here's my quick result for you:
alice252293
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So basically if I want to change the content but keep the font, color... I need to redesign it.
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Yes, unless you get a customizable .psd file