Export Pgotoshop Image Sequence Saves Pngs With Black Backgrounds?

Question 1

Y'all can create an Action to do this if you lot have a lot of layers to save. Regardless, here'due south what you practise:

Click on the layer in the layers palette and go under Layer > Duplicate Layer (you can also right click for this).
In the dialog box that pops up, await at the lesser where it says Destination and select "New" from the drop down bill of fare. This duplicates the layer in a new document.
If the groundwork of the new document is transparent, get to Image > Trim. Select transparent pixels and trim away top, bottom, left, right.

If the paradigm had a background color, hide or delete that layer, and then follow the footstep above. And so save the new document and and then salvage for web.

Question 2

Employ this script below to salvage each layer into files. When you save them in seperate files yous tin can create an action which makes the Image -> Trim move to cutting the layers transparent pixels which you don't need for every file.

Yous tin can download the script from here.

Accepted Answer · 2013-08-13 19:44:45Z

Have you heard of http://macrabbit.com/slicy/? I started using this and information technology makes it extremely easy to export all layers every bit .png or .jpg. with i click. From what I retrieve it makes the .png the same size every bit the image it contains. Might be worth looking into. It's made life easier for me.

PixelGraphPixelGraph 871 1 gold badge 9 silver badges 13 statuary badges · Answer 2 · 2013-08-13 18:11:28Z

Y'all can create an Action to do this if you lot have a lot of layers to save. Regardless, here'due south what you practise:

Click on the layer in the layers palette and go under Layer > Duplicate Layer (you can also right click for this).
In the dialog box that pops up, await at the lesser where it says Destination and select "New" from the drop down bill of fare. This duplicates the layer in a new document.
If the groundwork of the new document is transparent, get to Image > Trim. Select transparent pixels and trim away top, bottom, left, right.

If the paradigm had a background color, hide or delete that layer, and then follow the footstep above. And so save the new document and and then salvage for web.

Correct now I accept a script which does this but information technology's highly inefficient to create and shut hundreds of new documents so I'chiliad trying to find a more efficient style to do the same affair. Besides I want to practise this programatically non past hand — Aug thirteen, 2013 at 18:17

daverozdaveroz 61 ii silver badges 8 bronze badges · Accepted Answer · 2013-08-22 21:03:47Z

I concluded upward using slicy. it works very well: just had to write a script to create the folders so that slicy can read the psd correctly

answered Aug 22, 2013 at 21:03

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Ferdi ÇıldızFerdi Çıldız 1,042 8 silver badges 17 bronze badges · Answer 4 · 2013-08-23 17:37:44Z

Employ this script below to salvage each layer into files. When you save them in seperate files yous tin can create an action which makes the Image -> Trim move to cutting the layers transparent pixels which you don't need for every file.

Yous tin can download the script from here.

answered Aug 23, 2013 at 17:37

Ferdi ÇıldızFerdi Çıldız

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Chrome does not like that link: " The Website Alee Contains Malware! " Could you paste the script into your answer? If you style it as pre-formatted text, scrollbars will exist added to prevent it from being too long.

Aug 23, 2013 at eighteen:10
Ferdi, it seems like you are posting a lot of scripts (which is groovy!) I would recommend though that you open a github account and just upload your scripts there. That way people expect at the scripts, download them, and even enquire to meliorate your scripts and contribute if they see a way to make it even better.

Aug 23, 2013 at xviii:33
Thank you. Actually I'g a spider web designer and I have a blog. And I'm posting useful tips near photoshop and design. So, these scripts are not written past me. If I acquire 1 day, I'll accept a github, too. :)

Aug 23, 2013 at 19:06
I've changed the link. File uploaded on dropbox.

Aug 24, 2013 at 3:18