Export PNG sequence in vertical stacked animation

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July 26, 2020
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Hi forum.

Is it possible that photoshop has a funciton whre it can export a PNG sqeuence animation in a vertical direction?

Here's an example of what Im trying to acheive in adobe animate but with no luck. Maybe in PS there's something in the animaiton properties which can do this?

I have made an animation of a rotating clog wheel which spins on the same axis. (20 frames). These 20 frames need to be exported stacked on a vertical direction.

Thank you.

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Correct answer JJMack

If you want to create that single vertical image from your square Frame animation you can. If your Layered frame animation document has 20 layers one for each frame you can you can create that image document you want. If you have 20 PGN files you can load them into a layer stack and create that image. If your animated gif layer document does not have those 20 layers. You can open your Animated Gif in Photoshop and that document will have those 20 Layers and you can create that image.

You would add canvas to the document height so the document height is 20x the original height. You would then distribute the 20 layer over the canvas and save your vertical image.

If you have the 20 Files or export the 20 file my PasteImageRoll script could stitch them vertically

JJMack

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If you want to create that single vertical image from your square Frame animation you can. If your Layered frame animation document has 20 layers one for each frame you can you can create that image document you want. If you have 20 PGN files you can load them into a layer stack and create that image. If your animated gif layer document does not have those 20 layers. You can open your Animated Gif in Photoshop and that document will have those 20 Layers and you can create that image.

You would add canvas to the document height so the document height is 20x the original height. You would then distribute the 20 layer over the canvas and save your vertical image.

If you have the 20 Files or export the 20 file my PasteImageRoll script could stitch them vertically

JJMack