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Make a new layer by pressing Ctrl + N or File > New. Match the settings to mine:

Look at your toolbar click on the one that is circled or press T on your keyboard.

Drag the cursor on your layer and type in your text, you can change the font. In this example I’m using the font: GROSBRO.
After customizing your text, press on the ENTER button on your keyboard near the NUMPAD under the + sign or press the tick button that is circled:

Click the folowing that is circled Red and click “Gradient Overlay”.

A pop up window should appear. Click on the one circled green and click on the one that is circled red.

Set the following settings how mine is:

Press OK.
Your results should look similar to this:

Save your work.

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