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batch export psd files as gif.

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May 4, 2017
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I have a bunch of psd files that I need to convert to gif. I tried making an action for the export as gif function but it didnt work when i used the batch function so maybe im missing something?

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Correct answer tom attix

Make an action using Save As.. saving as GIF, then use File/Automate/Batch.

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master_finder98BC

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I know this is from 4 years ago, but I figured out the best way to do this. So after recording your action of "Export>Save for Web (Legacy)". When you you go to "Automate>Batch" make sure "Overide Action "Save-As" Commands" is checked. This worked for me and saved me a lot of time. Hope this helps others that are looking for a solution to this.

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aboutveniceY

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Hi, check out the batch export tool I made for PS. It's easy and simple. 

https://github.com/yanghansyuan/PSFileExporter

tom attixCorrect answer

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Make an action using Save As.. saving as GIF, then use File/Automate/Batch.

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Biscuit_PowerAuthor

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thank you I knew it was simple and I was missing something

c.pfaffenbichler

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Have you tried using Image Processor Pro? If I remember correctly that includes Save for Web options.

ps-scripts - Browse /Image Processor Pro/Betas at SourceForge.net

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Biscuit_PowerAuthor

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I followed your link and read about it and there is a screenshot that shows all the output options and unfortunately gif is not one of them it does my png but what im working on only supports gif and jpeg and I need the transparency.

c.pfaffenbichler

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Sorry, it seems I was mistaken.

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