Simple Heat Map Effect in a minute - Adobe Photoshop Tutorial

This is THE QUICKEST&EASIEST Heat Map Effect in Adobe Photoshop!🔥
Just in a minute you can make yourself amazing Heat Map Effect with simple Gradient Map 😈
Learn how to create a captivating heat map effect in Adobe Photoshop with just a few simple steps! In this tutorial, I'll guide you through the process of using the powerful Gradient Map tool to transform an ordinary image into a stunning heat map visualization.
From selecting the perfect image to applying the gradient map and fine-tuning the effect, you'll quickly grasp the technique and be able to incorporate it into your own projects.
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[@omesanni]

when i create clipping mask the gradients dont apply to text. i have gradient with multiple color stops but only one or two colors seem to apply

[@saintdesign.]

Hello!
For Photoshop: go to Layer Style (double click on your text in Layers - choose Gradient Overlay (left list) - change the gradient in the right window
For Illustrator: Type - Create Outlines - Pathfinder - Unite - apply Gradient

[@omesanni]

@@saintdesign.I am not talking about gradient overlay. I am talking about the gradient colours in gradient map. Only one or two colours are been applied when I clip it to my mart object

[@saintdesign.]

@@omesanni I'm sorry, but I don't quite understand what the problem is in your situation. my only rule for applying gradient maps to text in photoshop is to do it from Gradient Overlay - applying default (just press okay) - double click to Gradient Overlay in the Layers (below text is effect and gradient overlay) and then you can see small gradient window (also click to arrange). Just applying gradient map to your text won't work - you need to apply Gradient Overlay. I really hope it will help