Photoshop has a neat feature that once setup, automatically exports multiple different versions of a file whenever a change is made. What makes this neat is the fact that you can specify one or more output file types, dimensions and quality settings, thus eliminating the need for you to preform this manually each time you make a change. Neater still, this auto export is done in the background, is easy to setup and in this video I show you how!
Filename Syntax Reference Discussed in the Video
General Options (Applies to jpg, png or gif formats)
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Change Scale
YouTube.jpg, 78.12% Twitter.jpg, 62.5% Twitter.jpg
Change Extension
File.jpg, File.png, File.gif
Change Dimensions
File1.jpg, 1000x500 File2.png, 500x250 File3.gif
Change Dimensions By Percentage - Multiple Files
OriginalFileSize.jpg, 10% File10.jpg, 20% File20.jpg, 30% File30.jpg, 40% File40.jpg, 50% File50.jpg, 60% File60.jpg, 70% File70.jpg, 80% File80.jpg, 90% File90.jpg, 100% File100.jpg
Specific Options
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Set JPG Output Quality
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Options: 1-10 or 1%-100%
Default: 90%
Example:
File1.jpg1, File2.jpg7, File3.jpg10
File1.jpg1%, File2.jpg77%, File3.jpg100%
OriginalFileSize.jpg, File10.jpg10%, File20.jpg20%, File30.jpg30%, File40.jpg40%, File50.jpg50%, File60.jpg60%, File70.jpg70%, File80.jpg80%, File90.jpg90%, File100.jpg100%
Set PNG Output Quality
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Options: 8, 24, 32
Default: 32
Example:
File1.png8, File2.png24, File3.png32
ETHICS STATEMENT
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