Photoshop - Creating Fire text

1) Make a new file 300x300.
2) Add a new layer and fill with a black background. Then select the type tool .Type your text and fill with white.
3) Deselect the text. Then rotate your text by choosing Edit > Transform > Rotate 90° CW.(This is to make the flames on top.If you want the flames on right side avoid this step.).
4) Next go to Filters > Stylize > Wind.Select the direction,From the left, if you want the flames to appear on the right side of the text. Choose the amount and size.(Here I've selected, Amount: 50% and Size: Medium.)
6) Then rotate your text by choosing Edit > Transform > Rotate 90° CCW.
7) Then to add the fire color to the flames, set the Mode of the image to Indexed Color. For that, go to Image > Mode > Indexed Color and then go to Image > Mode > Color Table and choose Black Body from the options you're given. Click ok.
To make fire flames
, avoid the step 3
If you want the flames all around repeat step3 4 times.

Another method
1) Make a new300x300 file with black background color.
2) Select the type tool .and type your text in white color.
3) Next go to Filters > Stylize > Wind.Apply the filter in the same direction twice.
4) Then rotate the image (go to IMAGE > ROTATE CANVAS and rotate your image 90 degree's CW) and apply the wind filter again. You might want to apply the filter in the same direction twice.
5) Rotate the image again until you get all 4 directions of your image with the wind filter.
6) Apply FILTER > BLUR > MOTION BLUR. Click OK when promoted to rasterise the type.
7) Choose FILTER > DISTORT > RIPPLE. Choose the size and amount.(Here i used small size, 60%)