Create smooth wind effect in PhotoShop

In this tutorial we are going to be show you how to create wind effect on text
First select a text here I selected wind

Now select layer >> rasterize >> type
That we can modify our text

Select filter >> stylize >> wind

t is a best tool in PhotoShop that you can use on text
In wind effect have methods wind, blast, and stagger you can also make direction
Front to right or front to left whichever is best for our text we can select
Here is select wind with the direction of front to right

Now go to filter select liquefy effect
Select fast wrap tools & on the text drag left to right direction
So you wind text effect is ready now

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