This script will export all text frames from a Photoshop file to a plain text file, which can then be edited and imported back. Very useful for translation workflows.
(screenshots coming soon)
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3 comments:
I have a list of a couple 100 names on a CSV, I need to import each onto a new layer in photoshop. Doable?
Hi Samuel, this is not exactly what this script does, but it sure is doable. Contact me directly by email (my address appears at the top of this blog) so we can discuss it.
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Hello try67! I have the exact same problem as Samuel. Is there a solution for it?
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