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Inspiring
February 20, 2025
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How can I update all my text layers in one go?

  • February 20, 2025
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I have a large documents with a lot of text layers. My font got updated and now some letters look a bit different, so I need to update all my text layers in one go instead of wasting time doing it manually with every layer.

 

 

Problem is, a while back I clicked on "No" then checked "Don't show again", and now I can't make that message to show up again. I tried: Preferences > General > Reset All Warning Dialogs, closed PS then reopened my file, but that message still doesn't want to come up for this exact file (it does however show up for other files). I looked everywhere for a way to apply this update to my entire document but I can't find anything. How can I solve this very simple task?

Correct answer Sl6n

Solved! I found the option under Type > Update All Text Layers.

I swear I looked here before but somehow I missed it. I even spent some time googling this but found nothing prior to writing my post. Funny how this always happens to me, putting the effort into trying to find a solution by myself then looking it up and wasting a lot of time without finding an answer, only to find the solution in front of me right after making a post lol.

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Sl6nAuthorCorrect answer
Inspiring
February 20, 2025

Solved! I found the option under Type > Update All Text Layers.

I swear I looked here before but somehow I missed it. I even spent some time googling this but found nothing prior to writing my post. Funny how this always happens to me, putting the effort into trying to find a solution by myself then looking it up and wasting a lot of time without finding an answer, only to find the solution in front of me right after making a post lol.