This WikiHow article will teach you how to add bullets to text in Adobe Photoshop.
Step
Method 1 of 2: Typing Points
Step 1. Open the Photoshop file
Click the blue icon that says PS, then click File in the menu bar and Open…. After that, select the file you want to open and click Open.
To open a new document, click New… on the drop down menu File.
Step 2. Activate the Type Tool
To do this, click the lettered icon T in the Tools menu on the left side of the screen.
Step 3. Click inside the text box
Click where you want the bullet to be placed.
If you haven't created a text box yet, hold down and drag the Type Tool to create a text box to fill in the bullets. After that, click the text box where you want the bullet to be added
Step 4. Type in a bullet (bullet)
- On Windows, press Alt+0+1+4+9 key.
- On a Mac, press Option+8.
- You can also copy and paste these points: •
Method 2 of 2: Using Wingdings
Step 1. Open the Photoshop file
Click the blue application that says PS twice, then click File on the menu bar and Open…. After that, select the file you want to open and click Open.
To open a new document, click New… on the drop down menu File.
Step 2. Activate the Type Tool
Click the icon with the letters T on the Tools menu on the left of the screen.
Step 3. Click where you want the bullet to be placed
If you haven't created a text box yet, hold down and drag the Type Tool to create a text box to fill in the bullets. After that, click the text box where you want the bullet to be added
Step 4. Press the L key
Step 5. Highlight the letter "l" you just typed
Step 6. Double-click the font name in the upper left corner of Photoshop
Step 7. Type wingdings and press Enter key
The letter "l" will turn into a point.
