How do I add trim to text in Photoshop?

You can add trim, also known as a border or stroke, to text in Photoshop through the Layer Styles options.

Adding a Stroke to Text

Here's a breakdown of how to add a stroke to your text layer:

Right-click Method:
1. Right-click on the text layer in the Layers panel.
2. Select Blending Options from the menu.
Menu Method:
1. Go to Layer in the top menu bar.
2. Select Layer Style.
3. Choose Stroke from the submenu.

Regardless of which method you choose, a Layer Style dialog box will appear.

Select Stroke: In the Layer Style dialog box, select the Stroke option in the list of styles on the left.
Customize Your Stroke: Here, you can adjust various settings:
- Size: This sets the thickness of the border or trim.
- Position: Select whether the stroke is inside, outside, or centered on the text.
- Blend Mode: Modify the blending of the stroke with underlying layers.
- Color: Choose the color of the stroke/trim.
- Opacity: Adjust the transparency of the stroke.
- Fill Type: (Color, Gradient, Pattern). Select the type of fill for the stroke
Click OK: After adjusting the settings to your liking, click OK to apply the stroke.

You can use these options to add a simple trim to your text to make it stand out.