1. Create a new image 300x150 pixels with transparent background. Rename this layer as "background"
2. Fill the background with black #000000.
3. Create a new layer, rename this layer as "base", make a rectangular selection and fill it with any color. I have made selection 180x50 pixels and used white color #ffffff
Save this selection as "base selection".
4. Right click the "base" layer and choose Blending Options, use these settings:
Bevel and Emboss:
Gradient overlay:
Gradient overlay: use these colors # 0a521d -> # 2ac553
The result is:
5. Create a new layer, rename this layer as "border".
6. Select the Rectangular Marquee Tool and draw a rectangle that will be used as a border. I used 192x62 pixels. Position the rectangle around the "base" layer.
7. Fill the selection with any color. I used white color #ffffff
8. Load the "base selection".
9. Press DEL to delete selection and you will get a border around the "base" layer:
10. Right click the menu layer and choose Blending Options, use these settings:
Outer Glow:
Bevel and Emboss:
Gradient overlay:
Gradient overlay: use these colors #598e67-> #ffffff
Stroke with grey color # 5e6270
The result is:
11. Create a new layer, rename this layer as "light". These layer will add a nice light effect to the button.
12. Select the Rounded Rectangle Tool and draw a shape similar to this:
13. Right click the "light" layer and choose Rasterize Layer.
14. Select Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur. Select a radius you like, I have used 3,0 pixels.
The result is:
15. Finally add some text for the button and you are done. I have used a font called RedFive 36 px
The final result is:





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