Photoshop: Missing image links from Library

Question

Hello

I work at a company with about 10 designers. I made a couple of libraries to help us work faster and more effiecient. However recently some designers have made some changes to some of the images in the libraries so for example I used the white company logo in all my files but someone went and deleted the file and now its bringing up an error for all my psds.

Is there a way that I can just add the exact same image (dimensions etc) to the speicific library it was in, name it the same and its automatically sees it as that image it needs to link to? Or must I now manullay go link the image to the image in the library everytime the error come up when I open a psd?

Myra Ferguson · Answer

To replace the graphic, you could remake it at the same dimensions with the same name or go to the Libraries panel menu in the upper right and select View Deleted Items. Selecting that will open your browser to https://assets.adobe.com/deleted and show you the files that have been deleted. You can click the 3 dots below the deleted asset and select Restore.

Once the graphic is back in the Library, you will need to

Select the layer that contains the artwork with the broken link,
Right-click
Select Relink to Library Graphic...
Select the restored graphic in the Library, and
Click the Relink button at the bottom of the Library

Photoshop will relink multiple instances of the graphic within a single document, but you'll need to relink it again in other documents.

If you don't want other designers to be able to delete or modify the artwork in a Library, you can change their permissions to Can view from Can edit.

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