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Community Expert
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Mar 28, 2022
You can try this:
// place files on random background and save jpg;
// 2022, use it at your own risk;
var theOrigFiles = "H:\Product Photos\Designs";
var theBackgroundFiles = "H:\Product Photos\BK";
var theTargetFolder = "H:\Product Photos";
if (Folder(theOrigFiles).exists == true) {
var theOrigFiles = Folder(theOrigFiles).getFiles(/\.(psd|png)$/i);
} else {
var theOrigFiles = selectFile(true)
};
if (Folder(theBackgroundFiles).exists == true) {
var theBackgroundFiles = Folder(theB
Community Expert
,
Mar 28, 2022
Here is the final 1.4 script, there is no longer any need to use an action or batch/image processor/image processor pro as this script is now self-contained. You will be prompted to select the JPG, PNG and Save folders and the script will then create the final combined JPG files with random backgrounds.
/*
Place Random Background Image.jsx
Version 1.4, Stephen Marsh, 3rd April 2022
https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/place-many-pngs-on-many-different-backgrounds/
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You can do it very easily by using widely used and multi-featured software called Adobe Photoshop. With the pen tool of Photoshop, you can make multiple paths in which portion you want to change the background.
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