How to list the Pantone color codes in my artwork using Photoshop

I dont know if you still need it but try this: https://color.adobe.com/create/image

Do you know the printing process that's to be used for this purpose – for example, screen printing or letterpress ?

jordini​ are you creating specific spot color channels in your files? If you are creating logos inside Photoshop that will be printed with spot color ink, then you want to make sure that you have the channels setup in your PS file. You can't just design and sample with the eyedropper and tell them what color. Each color has to be on its own channel. Just wanted to make sure you were aware. Typically Photoshop is not the normal tool for complex spot color printing.

-Dax

You should probably sit down with a Pantone swatch book. However, if there are many colours, more that 6 perhaps, it may be that your art work is not suitable for the printing process they plan to use. Work with the client or their print provider closely and discuss physical aspects and limits.

Thanks Bojan Zivkovic​ .  I see my question  was not very clear.  Sorry.  I'm wondering how to get a list of the Pantone colors in the artwork by using tools in Photoshop.  I know how to get the individual color codes by clicking on each area of the image, but it would be very tedious to produce a list of all the PMS codes in the image that way.  I'm wondering if there is a tool or process I could use to generate a list of all the PMS codes in the image.  I could then send that swatch or code list to my client in any number of ways.

Thanks again!

I am not sure that I understand what you want to ask but let me try: you have Note toll in Photoshop which can be used to add non-printable notes with some instructions, for example.

Here is my tutorial which may help you.