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December 6, 2004 Photoshop No Comments

Learn how to make the basic barcode you see on cereal boxes and many other products.

Step 1: Create a new 200px by 100px
document with a white background, add a new transparent layer on top,
and select it. Then, using the single row marquee tool, select a
row near the bottom.

 

Step 2: Choose Filter > Noise > Add Noise from the menu, and insert an Amount of 400, Distribution of Gaussian, and Monochromatic is checked. Edit > Free Transform > Scale move up and hit enter on the keyboard.

Step 3: Trim the sides with the marquee tool and hit “del” on your keyboard. This makes it look nice and adds the box effect.

Step 4: Now, add some number to the bottom, Violla!

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