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I'm working with lots of Photoshop animations provided to me by a designer. Each one is made of six frames, and I need to export each frame so that they have the titles (say): left*.png, where * is 0-5 depending on the frame.
Does anyone know if there's a quick way of doing this? So far I've been doing it by hand, but this is obviously far from ideal considering I have many animations to get through!
tiswas
Posted 2011-02-08T16:20:48.623
Reputation: 265
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Set each frame duration to 1 second. Then go to File > Export > Video render
Select "Images sequence", "All images" and set the frequency to 1 image per second.
Click on Render, and each frame should be exported to an image.
BlackYeLL
Posted 2011-02-08T16:20:48.623
Reputation: 336
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For people looking for exports with a transparent background..
First export all frames to layers:
Timeline panel > Flatten Frames Into Layers
Then Export all layers to files:
File > Export > Layers to files
Tieme
Posted 2011-02-08T16:20:48.623
Reputation: 131
@malhal not sure if you figured it out by now, in the 'File Options' section you need to select 'Image Sequence' as PNG then in the 'Render Options' select alpha channel as Straight - Unmatted – angelofdev – 2018-06-19T12:52:34.223
1What kind of sorcery... I exported 200 layers in 20 seconds, whereas the more obvious path of Scripts > Export Layers to Files takes about 15 minutes. – Sergey Snegirev – 2013-12-24T13:40:41.303
Trust Adobe to put the export images under the export Video menu item. Also if you use an animation with alpha then you get an all black image, great work Adobe! – malhal – 2014-02-09T17:22:21.860