Orshot Studio lets you mix different styles within a single text layer — bold one word, change the color of another, or even apply a gradient to a selection. No need to split your text across multiple layers.
That's it — the rest of the text stays as-is.
| Property | How to apply |
|---|---|
| Bold | Select text → press Cmd+B (or Ctrl+B on Windows) |
| Italic | Select text → press Cmd+I (or Ctrl+I) |
| Underline | Select text → press Cmd+U (or Ctrl+U) |
| Color | Select text → pick a color from the sidebar |
| Gradient | Select text → pick a gradient from the color picker |
| Font | Select text → choose a different font in the sidebar |
| Font Size | Select text → change the font size in the sidebar |
| Font Weight | Select text → adjust the weight in the sidebar |
You can apply a gradient color to selected words:
The gradient is rendered using CSS background-clip: text, so it works in both the editor and in your final rendered images.
Cmd+B, Cmd+I, Cmd+U) work while editing text — no need to reach for the sidebar