Make a GRITTY TEXTURE BACKGROUND in Photoshop (Tutorial)

In this Photoshop tutorial learn how to add texture to your background with noise to make a gritty appearance.
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Thanks man

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Thanks ... This one is saved now. Appreciate your time and effort on these.

[@gracebyseven]

Bless you. This was incredibly helpful. Great job explaining as well, very good cadence. Thank you!

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thank you bro. Very helpful tutorial😁

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Nice work buddy!

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Thanks for all your excellent work.

[@bryan19966]

Great quick video. Thank you

[@simoharjane7823]

Thank you . Very useful for me .

[@josephpiechotta4634]

Hey the problem I had in this tutorial is when I click gradient overlay the color was white and it wasn't the color that I chose is there a fix for this?

[@diovanevieira7054]

Thanks for all, nice content

[@batuk41]

it actually worked thank you

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Thanks so much, man..this was so helpful❤🙏

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Thanks a lot mate

[@azizxtine832]

You’re perfect

[@Lizzardking]

Legend, thx

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I feel sorry for anyone who didn't watch the whole video!

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Incrível 🎉

[@hadianwer]

Thanks, man , could we do this with Photoshop 2020 for Windows.

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That's good

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1:33 Convert for smart filter.

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❤❤

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3:24 Gradient Overlay

[@marisabond2006]

Hi, not sure what I did wrong. I'm making a society6 banner and I only wanted the texture inside a smaller section of the banner, rectangle cream color shape but it covered the whole banner. I only had the rectangle selected, not sure what I did wrong? Also, I'm a newbie to Photoshop. Thank you.

[@rocksreviewsreactions337]

Same, I tried to keep the gritty texture to a small selection, but it kept doing the whole picture.

[@pcdm43145]

​For both you & @Rocks' Reviews & Reactions : Ah, there's a simple fix for this.
1) In the Layers Panel, grab the texture-layer, and place it directly above the item you want to use the texture with (we'll call that the "target-layer").
2) Now, hover your mouse between the texture-layer, and the target-layer, holding down the ALT-key, on your keyboard. The cursor on the screen should show a downward arrow.
3) Click the cursor, and you've made the texture layer fit into the target layer's clipping mask.
Also, you can do this using the Layers Menu. (But, it's always handy to know the keyboard shortcuts.)
1) In the Layers Panel, grab the texture-layer, and place it directly above the item you want to use the texture with (we'll call that the "target-layer").
2) Click on the Layers menu-button.
3) Scroll down to the option titled, "Create Clipping Mask."
Hope that helps. All the best, my friends.

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Thank you very much! We were able to fix that, but this is still helpful information.

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@@rocksreviewsreactions337 Hey, anytime. Glad to have helped.

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0:23 Start

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2:30 Blending Mode

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Bro everything looks so small!!! Try some Zoom effects plz

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1:16

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Thank you

[@gelexa4352]

Thanks man

[@meiramaimuldir8284]

Hey the problem I had in this tutorial is when I click gradient overlay the color was white and it wasn't the color that I chose is there a fix for this? Help me plz

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