Saving multiple images in one folder

[jm66557219]

Im not sure if this is possible or not.  What I'm wanting to do would be to have 5-6 backdrops open under one tab, drop 5-6 separate images as layers over each one of the backdrops (creating portraits), and then save all images as separate JPEG images in to a folder.  In a nutshell I'm trying to make the process of creating layered images into as efficient of a process when batch processing numerous images.  What I don't want to have happen is having 6 separate tabs open and then having to go through each one and have to layer and save individually.

[kglad]

what adobe program?

[jm66557219]

CS6

[pixxxelschubser]

What programm of Creative Suite 6 ?

[jm66557219]

Just photoshop

[kglad]

[moved from Creative Suites to Photoshop]

[ScooterD76]

jm66557219  wrote

Im not sure if this is possible or not.  What I'm wanting to do would be to have 5-6 backdrops open under one tab, drop 5-6 separate images as layers over each one of the backdrops (creating portraits), and then save all images as separate JPEG images in to a folder.  In a nutshell I'm trying to make the process of creating layered images into as efficient of a process when batch processing numerous images.  What I don't want to have happen is having 6 separate tabs open and then having to go through each one and have to layer and save individually.

Seems like this is actually a good way to go about it. Im sure there are some automation options, but for only 6 images it may be just as efficient to add layer, save as, repeat...

Im actually doing the same sort of thing right now (except 100s of images, not 5or 6 lol), adding new labels to product photos. The labels are a folder of layers so its, move layer group into next tab, save, move same group to next tab, save, repeat repeat repeat

[Stephen Marsh]

This sort of request seems to come up every other day or week, in various forms with variations on requirements and workflows etc.

One recent thread that I participated in here with video links:

Re: Photoshop Action that can autosave 50 design