Photoshop Automate/Batch That Performs a Save As
I am trying to create a batch script or Actions that will perform a Save As a PSD but would like to name the file the same name as my top layer.
Here are some details of what I have. I have a PSD file of a custom icon that I have created. In a folder I have about 100 PNG files that I would like to:
1) "Place" into my icon PSD
2) Overlay and Apply a circular mask hiding the edges and making the PNG image fit perfectly inside of my icon
3) Save as Icon PSD file as PNG
I am currently using an action that does everything that I have mentioned above the only problem is that I cant record an Action that performs a Save As and names the now edited Icon PSD the original PNG file name.
I am sorry. I hope I explained myself well. Any assistance with this would be very much appreciated.
Thank you,
Here are some details of what I have. I have a PSD file of a custom icon that I have created. In a folder I have about 100 PNG files that I would like to:
1) "Place" into my icon PSD
2) Overlay and Apply a circular mask hiding the edges and making the PNG image fit perfectly inside of my icon
3) Save as Icon PSD file as PNG
I am currently using an action that does everything that I have mentioned above the only problem is that I cant record an Action that performs a Save As and names the now edited Icon PSD the original PNG file name.
I am sorry. I hope I explained myself well. Any assistance with this would be very much appreciated.
Thank you,
David Brugge
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Goodness. I was in those settings a few times and completely overlooked that. I went in, did what you said and it worked like a charm. Thank you!
Ha ha,
Same here. I knew it was down there but never used it.
I wasn't putting two and two together. I sent a message last night to a buddy of mine at Adobe. With his usual patience, he pointed me to the obvious.
Glad it worked.
Don't forget to close the question.
Same here. I knew it was down there but never used it.
I wasn't putting two and two together. I sent a message last night to a buddy of mine at Adobe. With his usual patience, he pointed me to the obvious.
Glad it worked.
Don't forget to close the question.