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hey guys so recently I received an email from a subscriber asking how can I create a signature that's been written on paper and make it digital so I thought I'd create this quick tutorial to help my subscriber and share it with you in this video I'm going to demonstrate how you can create your digital signature in Adobe Photoshop with a transparent background along the way we will be using the color range tool and the minimize tool in Photoshop now first of all you're going to need to get your signature written on paper ideally you want to get the signature written with a pen with a relatively large tip something like this this will enable you to get the nice scan or photo and help achieve a more clear result in Photoshop though if you have to work with the signature that was written using a ballpoint pen like this which appears more slimline this might be a little bit more tricky so for this tutorial I will demonstrate how to manage both now notice these signatures are set on a yellow background and one is in red and one is in blue well I have one purposely created this tricky situation in order to demonstrate how to deal with it when we are finished we are going to end up with these clean and clear signatures set on transparent backgrounds and we will also have the flexibility to change their color if we like if you wish to follow along with this tutorial you can download these two images in the description and have a go yourself okay so once you have your signature you need to get it onto your computer now you can either scan your signature or take a photo in this case I'm going to use my iPhone so try and get a fairly clear shot like you see here though if you use a scanner try and scan it at about 300 dpi so I'm going to start with the thick tip signature in red so once you get the image onto your computer we are going to open it up in Photoshop now the first thing I'm going to do is crop my signature so with the crop tool selected draw a crop area around your signature and press Enter now this image was taken using my camera so let's take a quick look at the resolution if I come to image image size I can see that the resolution is 72 now depending on what you have planned for your signature be it print or digital you will have to change this so I'm going to prepare this ready for print so I'm going to change the resolution to 300 dpi and change the width to about 10 centimetres and with constrain proportions checked on it should automatically change my height and press ok so now I'm happy that this image is at the correct resolution and enough...