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Draw a Barcode in Photoshop
In this Photoshop tutorial you will find out how to draw a simple barcode that you can basically find on any article out there.
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Open Adobe Photoshop and click above on File and select New...
Then set the same settings like I did and click OK.
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You have just created a new document.
Press D key to set black and white color.
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Click above on Filter, Noise and select Add Noise...
Set the same settings like I did and click OK.
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Click above on Filter, Blur and select Motion Blur...
Set the same settings like I did and click OK.
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The half of the job is done.
Click above on Image, Adjustments and select Levels...
Set again the same settings like I did and click OK.
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Select Rectangular Marquee Tool (M).
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Select the bottom part of the document.
This is the place where we will add the numbers for this barcode.
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After selection click above on Edit and select Fill...
Set the same settings like I did and click OK.
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The selected part of document will be filled by white color.
Then select the Horizontal Type Tool (T).
Press again D key to set black and white color.
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I've chosed Arial, 30 pt font, but it's your decision what is the best for your barcode.
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Click on document and type random numbers to complete the barcode.
After typing you can move the font layer by choosing the Move Tool (V) and dragging it around.
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