Photoshop Script Save Layers

[@wc7]

I'm very busy at the moment will add to my to do list. Glad you like the script.

[@jamesmassa1999]

Take a moment to visit this gentlemen’s site, excellent information! Thank you again for your assistance, William!🙂

[@paconaranjo]

Thanks for the script. Are you possible to add support for AVIF and WebP? It would be of great help to save a lot of time in the layout of comics.

[@bharamappabandak9226]

Yur are amazing sir 👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@wc7]

Thank you!

[@bharamappabandak9226]

@@wc7 well come🙏🙏

[@nirphotoartjaiminbhavsar6782]

Nice sr

[@wc7]

Thanks.

[@ramyadel3686]

Hey William Firstly , thanks for your fantastic script I hope to ask you is there a similar script in illustrator for saving sublayers not whole layer as jpg - png - pdf with high resolution for printing .

[@wc7]

I don't have a script for that yet. I will add creating such a script to my list of future projects. In the meantime, try a web search for "illustrator script save layers". I got a few interesting results, but not sure if any of the solutions handle sub-layers.

[@crristox]

Is it possible so that it instead of using dashes it exports with the actual spaces? Instead of being "Image-1_Adjustment" it exports as "Image 1_Adjustment"?

[@wc7]

The script isn't adding any dashes. It's in the image name. Rename the image from "Image-1" to Image 1" then run the script.

[@crristox]

@@wc7 Awesome thank you! It works. I'll be toying with this a bit, I'm looking for a script that could do just that because the one I have (made with chat GPT for myself) it's really swift but it can't save images without adding dashes.

[@wc7]

@@crristox You can also rename the output files. On macOS simply select the files in Finder, right-click, Rename, and change dash to space. Or get a file renaming utility -- macOS search web for "Better Finder Rename". Windows "Better File Rename". These are invaluable tools anyway. I use them daily. Other choice is edit the script. Find the line... baseName = baseName.trim(); After it add a blank line and add to it... baseName = baseName.replace("-", " "); That changes dashes to spaces.

[@fysun5837]

May I ask which version of Photoshop is used in the video? At present, it is running in PS CC 2020 version, and an exception is reported.

[@wc7]

23.5.1. The script isn't doing anything I wouldn't expect any reasonably recent version of PS to handle OK. Could you please respond with the line and error description? I'll look into it. Might be something besides the PS version to blame.

[@fysun5837]

@@wc7 Ok, I'm currently using version 21.2.11, and the error message is Line 468: A regular Photoshop error occurred, this feature may not work in this version of Photoshop. - The parameter of the command "Specify configuration file" is currently invalid.

[@wc7]

@@fysun5837 Line 468 is copying the color profile name from the original image to the duplicated layer image. I suspect the image in question does not have color management enabled so it doesn't have a profile name. I can update the script this morning to catch the error, but for now could you assign a profile to the image and try again? And let me know if that works, which would confirm my hunch. Thank you for your feedback.

[@wc7]

I have fixed the script. Download again from the webpage and it should now work OK. Let me know if not. www.marspremedia.com/software/photoshop/save-layers

[@fysun5837]

@@wc7 Yes, your guess is right. Before my PSD document was "CMYK" color mode, I changed to "RGB" and succeeded. In terms of the speed of the script, I don't know if the process would be improved if I copied the elements layer by layer to the blank document. The current mode of the script is to copy the entire document and delete the layers one by one, which is a little inefficient.

[@atamainw]

Se puede crear un script to save JPG 2000?

[@wc7]

I can. I'll add it to my list. But a script isn't really necessary. Create an Action to do it. To process a folder use the Action with Batch Automation (File menu -> Automate -> Batch...)

[@atamainw]

@@wc7 save psd layers to JPEG 2000 it does not work with ---Action with Batch Automation (File menu -> Automate -> Batch...). You can help me?

[@wc7]

@@atamainw I just tried and it works. Likely when recording the Action you'll need to choose "Save As Copy" because otherwise I couldn't get JPEG 2000 to show up as an option. Then in Batch Automate choose both input and output folders, and click the checkbox "Override Action Save As Commands". If further trouble, study how to record Actions, and how to use them in Batch Automation, and what the options are.

[@atamainw]

@@wc7 Batch Automation works with input and output folders, but i want working at Choose File⇒Scripts⇒Load Files into Stack, with layers opens in photoshop--- i want "Save As Copy" all open layers to "Save As Copy ⇒ JPEG 2000

[@wc7]

@@atamainw A separate JPF of each layer? You didn't say that. Yes a script is needed for that. But it will take Scripting Listener. There isn't anything in the scripting API for saving JPF.

[@daulatjain5702]

PASSPHOTO SCRIPT FOR PHOTOSHOP define custom size

[@wc7]

I plan to make a script that should help, but in the meantime, have you considered using Photoshop Data Merge (Variables) to accomplish this? It can be done without a script, just more work setting up. helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/creating-data-driven-graphics.html

[@PHIHUNG_S79]

Hello. can you help me write a script in photoshop? Can I communicate with you by email?

[@wc7]

I have a tutorial series about making scripts: kzbin.info/aero/PL5Ib-T2waUE5hdJLmHahWL4JwBe84hrJr I am willing to answers questions from users who make the effort to write scripts and need help occasionally with a problem that has them stumped. If "help" is me writing the entire script, that's fine too, but that's contracted programming for a fee, how I make a living. I both give out advice and create entire solutions, whichever is needed is up to the user. I may be contacted through my website: www.marspremedia.com/contact/

[@PHIHUNG_S79]

@@wc7 Thank. I will contact you !