This is actually a basic thing to do in Photoshop. In regards to everybody saying that these types are gradients: Yes it looks like a gradient, but if you look closely you can see the gradient type is rounded. Now of course we can say "this is a radial gradient then". Sure we can!

A way simpler solution is to turn on bevel and emboss and simply soften it out.

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