Step-By-Step Instructions:

1. Open a new document in Photoshop. 600×600 pixel width/height allows a good workable canvas area.
2. Create a new layer. Name it “Circle”.
3. Select the Eliptical Marquee tool. Hold down the SHIFT key and drag to make a perfect circular selection.

4. Select the Paint Bucket tool. Fill in the selection with a color of your choice.

5. Click Ctrl+D to deselect.
6. Create a new layer. Name it “Rectangle”.
7. Select the Rounded Rectangle tool. Make sure that “Fill Pixels” is active in the options bar.
8. Choose black as your foreground color.
9. Draw a rectangular box in the upper left corner of the circle.

10. Right click the “Circle” layer. Choose “Blending Options” from the pop-up list.
11. Set the properties for “Stroke” to the following:

12. Click OK to close out and return to image.

13. Choose white as your foreground color.
14. Make sure top layer is active.
15. Select Type tool. Type out what you want to say over the black rectangle.

16. Then proceed to type out what you want inside the container. As you type out your content, remember that each time you do a carriage return, you need to use your space bar so that your text fits nicely in the circle.

Step-By-Step Instructions:

1. Open a new document in Photoshop. 300×300 width/height allows a good workable canvas space.
2. Create a new layer. Name it “Circle”.
3. Select the Eliptical Marquee tool. Hold down the SHIFT key and drag to make a perfect circular selection.

4. Select the Paint Bucket tool. Fill in the circular selection with white. (Hex Color: #ffffff).
5. Goto Select > Modify > Contract. Contract by “5″ pixels.
6. With Paint Bucket tool still selected, fill in the circular selection with color of choice. (This tutorial Hex Color: #00adef).

7. Goto Select > Modify > Contract. Contract by “5″ pixels.
8. Select the Gradient tool.

9. Set the gradient white to the color you used in Step 6. (Hex Color: #ffffff – #00adef).

10. In the options bar, make sure that the gradient is set to “Radial Gradient”.

10. Using the Gradient tool, drag from the top right area to the bottom left area of the circular selection.

10. Click Ctrl+D to deselect.
11. Right click the “Circle” layer in the layers palette. Choose “Blending Options”.
12. Select “Stroke”. Adjust the properties to the following:
(For best effects, make sure the color for the stroke is a grey color. In this tutorial, Hex Color: #898989).

13. Click OK to close out and return to your image.

14. Select the Type tool. Add any text or images that you want in the content circle.