Hello, is it possible to label the release document in Photoshop with the caption of the respective artboards? This simplifies collaboration with external parties and the understanding of the respective artboard. Thank you very much for your feedback. Best regards
Hi Stephen, thanks for your feedback. Yes, I wish to share the entire document using the artboard names. Attached is a screenshot from Photoshop including artboard labeling and the corresponding review link<> unfortunately has no artboard labeling. Furthermore, the artboards in the review document are always published on a white background. It would be good if a neutral grey background were used instead, in order to recognize flashes of graphic elements at the edges of the format.
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Is "kw24xx_cyberport-bannervorlage" (.psd) the current filename?
What I'm thinking is that a script could create a name based on the document name and artboard names, which would be sent to the clipboard. You could then paste this into the name in the review panel when sharing.
The file name is not the problem, but the missing designation of the artboads within the review document. The approver cannot refer specifically to an artboard in their feedback. As a result, they also lack the context in which the subsequent medium is embedded. Below is a screenshot of how I imagine the labeling within the review document. In other words, in exactly the same way as in Photoshop.
Ah, now I see what you are referring to, it's the missing label/display of the artboard names, as the review document just shows the entire canvas as is with all the artboards visible.
You can put a grey layer behind all the artboards.
A script could automate adding a text layer named after each artboard.
Ideally, I agree that this would be automatic without adding extra layers to the working image just to make the review image easier to work with.
Creating the gray area is definitely a possibility. But it would generally make sense to use a different background color by default instead of white.
Unfortunately, I'm not a developer, which is why I don't know how to script the solution mentioned. That's why I thought I'd post this feature request to the community in the hope that a basic solution will be found.
I hate scripting artboards, this is killing me, perhaps somebody else can create a 'simple' script to add a text layer named after each artboard outside of the artboards...
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