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For designers, submerging a logo is essential to safeguard their work from theft. In this article, Software Tricks will guide you on how to create a submerged logo in Photoshop.
Note: To create a submerged logo in Photoshop, you need a file with separate layers, with the content you want to keep visible placed in its own layer. In this tutorial, Software Tricks places the text content above, while the logo is submerged below.
Step 1: To add a logo in Photoshop, select File -> Place Embedded.
Step 2: Next, you'll need to choose the logo you want to make submerged and select Place to confirm.
Step 3: When adding the logo using the Place Embedded mode, the preview will appear blurred, and you'll need to move the logo to the desired position. Once you've moved the logo, press Enter to close the logo.
Step 4: At this point, the logo file will be displayed as the top layer, overlaying all other content. You'll need to drag the logo layer down below the layers you want it to sink beneath.
Example: In this case, the software trick will submerge the logo below the text content, so you'll drag it down below the layer containing the text content.
Step 5: Once you've moved the Logo layer down, you'll observe the logo sinking below the text content.
Step 6: To achieve a polished and smoother appearance for the logo, adjust the Opacity, typically set it below 50%.
Step 7: If you wish to change the size and position of the logo, select Transform (Ctrl + T) to edit the Logo layer.
After completing these steps, you'll have the artwork of the logo submerged beneath the displayed content.
In this article, Software Tricks has provided a quick and effective guide on creating a submerged logo in Photoshop. Best of luck to you all!
