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Anonymous
August 7, 2012
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How do you extract image from PSD file?

  • August 7, 2012
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Someone has sent me a large 11mb PSD file.

When I open it, it contains the layout and all the image the client wants to use on their web page, including all images.

However, I don't know how to take each image from that one worksheet, and extract each one to a separate file.  I have to ask them to email me each image/file separately.

Surely there is a way to copy and paste  or "save selected item"??

Simon

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    FilmJamie
    Participating Frequently
    July 6, 2024

    Disgusting...

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    haipt_ict
    Participant
    July 6, 2016

    Excuse me.

    I  have the problem.

    I don't see Extract tab in my Asset.

    Thanks you for your help !

    MichelBParis
    MichelBParis
    Legend
    July 6, 2016

    haipt.ict wrote:

    Excuse me.

    I have the problem.

    I don't see Extract tab in my Asset.

    Thanks you for your help !

    You are probably in another software like Photosop CC: Elements has not 'Assets' management (you are posting in the Elements forum).

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    haipt_ict
    Participant
    July 7, 2016

    I created file by Photoshop CS6.

    Same question : How do you extract image from PSD file?

    Can I :...

    - Login to creative.adobe.com/files

    - Upload the PSD

    - Click on the Extract tab.

    - Select an item to extract and choose a format: PNG, JPG or SVG.

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    Adobe Employee
    joan_lafferty
    Adobe Employee
    August 21, 2014

    There is a new service introduced into Adobe's Creative Cloud called "Extract" that should help you extract assets as well as other information from a PSD. To use it:

    - Login to creative.adobe.com/files

    - Upload the PSD

    - Click on the Extract tab.

    - Select an item to extract and choose a format: PNG, JPG or SVG.

    This service in Adobe's Creative Cloud is free to all users. You just need a login. If you want to try it without a login, check out: http://www.adobe.com/go/extract_tweet1

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      jaydeep02
      Participant
      October 7, 2015

      thanks for information

      99jon
      99jon
      Genius
      August 7, 2012

      Open the PSD from full edit.

      You can turn individual layers on and off using the eye symbol and then re-save.

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      Anonymous
      August 7, 2012

      Open the Layers panel, select the layer containing the image and right-click on it.  Choose "Duplicate Layer", and in the next dialog box choose "New" for the Document destination.  Then save that new document.

      Ken

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