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I am looking for help in making a segmented ring effect in Photoshop.

Any idea would be highly appreciated.

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I agree with JohnB. It would still be easy with Illustrator plus your icon is going to be scalable and it won't show pixels.

Anyway, the Photoshop way: (Please take note that there are a lot of ways of doing it. This is how I would do it)

First, make a circle:

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Then, duplicate your first circle then change the second circle's color to white:

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Then scale the new circle down just a little bit:

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Grab your Lasso Tool;

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Then draw a triangle-shaped selection according to your desired size of it:

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Then make sure you are on your colored circle layer, then hit delete or backspace on your keyboard to delete the selected portion. Hit **ctrl+D** to deselect that portion you just selected

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Add in your text and your done:

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I hope this helps!

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    This is rasterized graph will not work for future use. Commented May 31, 2017 at 7:23
  • @AbhishekSharma, I understand but he did ask for the Photoshop solution. I'd gladly do one for Illustrator if that's what he asks for.
    – CheeseCake
    Commented Aug 22, 2017 at 16:41
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You can set exact graph as value

See this Article

Hope this help.

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  • I have added one link, please go through that Commented Jun 12, 2017 at 10:12
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This method keeps everything as vectors in Photoshop CC 2017

  1. Create a circle using the Ellipse Tool. Set the stroke to blue and no fill.

  2. Create a grey triangular segment using the Pen Tool (shape option). Set the fill to grey, stroke to none.

  3. Alt+click in the layer panel on the line that separates both layers, this will create a vector clipping mask.

  4. Type the text.

Example

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