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Phillip James Gordon
Phillip James Gordon
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April 26, 2025
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ADOBE COLOR GRADIENT

  • April 26, 2025
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Hello Team,

Has anybody created a gradient and saved it to Adobe Creative Library and tried to use it in Adobe Photoshop? I keep getting this error - Photoshop could not complete your request because of a program error. I tried contacting support and they told me that maybe I should roll back Photoshop and try again? or wait for an update? Any Ideas??

 

Thank You,

Phillip

    Correct answer Oh.N8

    Hey @Phillip James Gordon 

    Okay, that is a bit weird. 
    Consider reporting it as a bug. 

    Cheers

    O. Nate

    2 replies

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    Jay218255572r6f
    Inspiring
    July 21, 2025

    Hello Philip,

    I have been having trouble with this as well.  I found if I right-clicked on the gradient in the library and selected "Get Info" it will open a larger view and you can examine the composition of the gradien, but more importantly, go to the 3 dots above and from there you can "Create Gradient Preset", save it to your regular presets.  I do a lot of color mapping and it seems to work OK after that.  Good luck! 

      O
      Community Expert
      Oh.N8Community Expert
      April 27, 2025

      Hey @Phillip James Gordon 

      Gradients can be created in Photoshop and the other apps. 
      Create a colour swatch in Adobe Colour. Save the swatch to a library folder. Open the folder and create the gradient. 

      Cheers

      O. Nate

        Phillip James Gordon
        Phillip James GordonAuthor
        Known Participant
        April 27, 2025

        Thank you. I am aware of creating Gradients from within Photoshop. I was experimenting with Adobe Color where you can through the Extract Gradient from a image, where you can then save it to your library and use it in Photoshop and other apps, unfortunately, I have the error - Photoshop could not complete your request because of a program error.??? when trying to apply it.

        PJM
        O
        Community Expert
        Oh.N8Community ExpertCorrect answer
        May 3, 2025

        Hey @Phillip James Gordon 

        Okay, that is a bit weird. 
        Consider reporting it as a bug. 

        Cheers

        O. Nate

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