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Customizing Adobe Stock Templates in Photoshop

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May 03, 2021 May 03, 2021

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Ive been working with photoshop for awhile now but I'm new to the templates, is there no easy way to change just the words in the template? Its very complex for something thats supposed to give a jumpstart.

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May 03, 2021 May 03, 2021

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What is contained in the smart object when you double click and open the layer?

It should contain the text.

Smart Objects are needed when complex filters are applied - that is what keeps the text editable.

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Hi @defaultw6z9xqnk37qm 

Taking a quick look, it appears that there are multiple copies of a Smart Object (SO) with layer effects that will update when you update the master SO. Try this:

  • Double-click the icon on the layer that says "Your Text Here" (green label) to open the SO 
  • Make your edits in the .psb that just opened
  • Save and close the .psb to return to the template

The other SOs theoretically will update with your text and keep the effects.

 

Let us know if this works.

 

~ Jane

 

 

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