How to Change Font Size in Photoshop

In this Photoshop tutorial, learn how to change font size in Photoshop. You can change font size in Photoshop by adjusting the font point size or by transforming the text layer.
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[@clairemardesich8576]

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[@rbeng1095]

This is really good thanks for this

[@TonyInTownNZ]

I have just got photoshop 2024. I have sets of images that I name using the type tool. In the previous version I set it at 72 points and it stayed that for every image, Now it changes size for every image, and I have to resize it every time. Exhausting when doing as many a day as I am. This takes three times as long. Can I set it at 72 points and make it stay at that until I reset it?

[@PixelAndBracketPhotoshop]

Are you saying you have different Photoshop documents/images and in each you create a type layer to name it. And every time you go to a new image the font size resets back to default when you click to type? If so, what I would do is select the type layer and copy/paste it to the new image. Then just edit the text

[@TonyInTownNZ]

It doesn't reset to default. It sets at anything between 14 points to over 200 points when I touch the image with the type tool. Of course the images are from different sources and are different resolutions. Then I have to change it to what I want. It's random. The copy & past is a good idea, but still time consuming when I just used to set it at 72 and it would stay that for every image. Thanks for taking the time to reply though, that is good of you.