I need help on how to download a set of images

@michaels98767078 

This might be faster and easier for me to create a script for you than I first thought... Can you post a cropped screenshot of the entire layer panel width and depth with everything visible (one or more screenshots)?

Is the basic layer structure the same in all 100 documents? Automation requires consistency!

Also, please confirm the exact name that you wish to save by, and how that name is identified (doc name, layer names etc) and what file format and location to save the various files in.

Edit: Here is a sample of the script cycling through the layer pairs with a constant background, the alert dialog showing the file name + layer 1 name + layer 2 name is where the file would be saved using this name. There are only 2 pairs of layers in this example, but it would work the same for all 9 pairs/sets:

@michaels98767078 

Looking at the layer structure, there are pairs of images.

So you need to export the first two layers visible, then the next two layers visible etc. (9 pairs)... All with a common background in one or more other layers.

Is this correct?

If so, I'd suggest the following Layer Saver script to save sets of variable + static layer combinations:

https://github.com/Paul-Riggott/PS-Scripts/blob/master/Layer%20Saver.jsx

You would create a separate layer group for each pair of images.

The common background layers would not be in groups. You would then select all background layers and then run the script. As you can see there are many options and the setup is flexible, you could also put the common background layers into a layer group and use the option to use the bottom layer group instead:

https://prepression.blogspot.com/2017/11/downloading-and-installing-adobe-scripts.html

P.S. If you had made the files with Layer Comps, then you could save the comps using the script that ships with Photoshop. But that would still need to be run manually for each of the 100 layered files as the script isn't for batching.

You're seeking automation for an existing mockup, correct? Scripting would be necessary, as Photoshop actions cannot be directed to use layer names as file names, and the 'Export As' function is not recordable.

I will tag some scripters that may be able to help you: @c.pfaffenbichler @Stephen Marsh 

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