Perhaps not everyone knows about the potential of text handling in Photoshop, in particular the fact that it can manipulate text in ways very advanced. For example if we wanted to "bend" text, we would be tempted to use the "Create Warped Text"
, Which opens a window with these settings:

Now, apart from rare cases of "simple" wow, this procedure can go just fine, but what happens if, for example, we want to deform our text so that it follows a circle? In this case, applying the deformation "arc" or trying to use more of the results will still be daunting. There is in fact a much more simple and effective way to deform a text, you can do with just a few steps. Suppose you want to insert a word "around" to a circle. First of all we create a new layer and we do a circular selection:


At this point we click the right button on the selection and select "Create Work Path ..."

We choose the "tolerance" so that the "work path" is a circle as possible.

Created our track select the text tool
and draw near to the curve until the cursor is similar to that of the figure below:

At this point ... you just have to write!

Using the "tracks", then you can go to our text to any type of curve. In addition, once our text follows the curve of the track, as shown above, you can always edit the path through the tool "select track"
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ok ... where's the camera? not because I realized that I spy: I was doing a good job last night at PS and I was upset, because the text does not get me the layout of a form ...
@ Reloaded:
... You've got me ... 
So cool ... for an ignorant like me, Photoshop is a very nice thing to know!
Very useful ... unfortunately this method did not yet know!
An example of a complete work using this technique combined with other features and settings:
http://www.computerarts.co.uk/__data/assets/image/214103/varieties/7.jpg
@ TheMaker: truly original! Well done, congratulations!
1000 thanks, very useful!
Thanks that's what I tried, maybe you could do something like this in Adobe After Effects. (Well, it is, but it is much more complicated) ..
Hi,
is very interesting but how do you write at the bottom instead of the above? Thanks
@ Barbara: If you mean the bottom to start writing down what it depends on where you click with the mouse when you start writing the text. Consider that in the case of a circular shape, as in the example above, the characters are the opposite.
But if you were referring to the bottom inside, then just select from the Edit / Transform Path / Flip Vertical.