You can't name each frame, your right. But the composition name does come through. So you COULD create a 1 frame composition for every image, and even have them all at their correct size.
Setting all of that up may not be worth it unless you do lots of iterations though.
Sizing and positioning each would probably be the biggest pain. But once everything is set up, saving each time should be a breeze. Just select all in your bin, export to media encoder, hit render, get some coffee.
But you had a good idea with a script. If you set up layer comps for each item/group, then export layer comps to files. THEN create a simple action that selects the contents of a layer and crops, then saves. Run that action on all of the files, and you've just cropped to the size you need.
I posted this below, and I think it would work. First, I would choose transparency rather than color, unless you need some of your image to be transparent. Color selections always have the opportunity to select half a pixel, so your size might be off by one pixel.
But basically, you could create a layer comp for each of your images. Yes, that's a LOT of layer comps. But that way you get names, and you don't even have to flatten anything.
You can then export layer comps to files, then crop your images with an action.
It would be a bit nicer if there was an "export groups to files" option. Layer comps are very nice because you can reuse the same parts over and over. But if you have all of your assets in groups, then you're just doubling your work of naming right?
It's 2018, update Photoshop every time there is an update notification, and still a bug! However thanks a lot for your trick guys, I couldn't ever finish my easy task of just exporting slices without this thread! I tried exporting random things with Save For Web/JPEG, then closed the window & reopened it to export my target slices. It worked (if the whole canvas exceeded limit, maybe you can temporarily trim it down to be at the limit size, just to get back the 100% size, then recover it once it works!)
I don't understand why my photos are limited to 8192x. Still.
My D810's photos come out of the camera at 7360x4912.
The new Sony A7RII is 7952x5304 straight out of the camera.
Have you looked at what the new Canon is?
8600x5900.
This means your software is already behind the curve and it's only going to get worse.
Let's not even talk about the fact that Lightroom now allows us to combine our full size DNGs into panoramas, thereby creating significantly larger files.
Export As has rounding problems. So you'll give it a dimension to export, but it'll add one pixel in one direction. Or you'll get a row of transparent pixels. And it also doesn't work at certain sizes without turning off graphics acceleration. The list is Longer than that, but those are the few that I remember off the top of my head. It seems a Lot like they started to replace it, but then decided to keep the old one in still as well because the new one is pretty much garbage. But someone probably pushed for it to be consistent with the asset exporter in illustrator. It's somewhat similar. Maybe that same person should be in charge of transforming in photoshop, and how sometimes you hold shift to keep proportions, and sometimes you hold it to break keep proportions. Adobe is All over the place these days. Need a UX manager? Wait, that's not a question. You Need a new UX manager.
Ao salvar para web no photoshop, não consigo mais deixar a porcentagem em 100%, sendo que hoje mesmo por diversas vezes salvei em 100% uma imagem nas dimensões de 9000x1500px (6 imagens para carrossel no instagram de 1500x1500px cada). Alguém mais está tendo esse mesmo problema?
Ficarei muito grato se alguém der esse help. Valeu!
I have been trying to export a gif in photoshop for a while now. I am working with 14 frames, each containing an image 8192 x 8192 px each. I have tried reducing the file size, I have tried changing the dither and the colors, I have updated photoshop to 2020, and have tried exporting as gif, but keep getting error message "operation could not be completed." Also tried changing the files names to be more basic... What am I doing wrong??
Hey guys Since yesterday I have a problem with the option of " save for web". First I'll describe my workflow: I'm downloading a png file from adobe XD, uploading it to Adobe Photoshop, slice it to several sections ( to get several files), pick "save for web" and save it as png-8/ png-32/ jpeg. Until yesterday, everything worked just fine and then on my third file- I sliced it and enter to "save for web" and on the image size it's limited me to a smaller size, while my original file width was 1920px. you can see here on my Behance project: the file was sliced with the width of 1920px before the problem started. and i tries couple of files (that works fine) and now is limited by size image. I already chatted with the adobe support (for over an hour and a half!!!) and I felt like there no one listening and really understand the problem or wants to help. we try to download and install photoshop all again, restart the operating system and check and check the preferences --> performance ---> memory usage/ graphic processor setting. Finally, he told me to reach the forum cause he can't help me (he wasn't trained for this!) Again, I sliced before png/jpegs files without the limitation of "image size"' it was always on 100% and suddenly it's limiting me. I don't know what is the source of the problem and that's why I'm approaching you to please help me!!! i'm adding pics. thanks
I was facing a similar issue a few days ago. Not sure if this is happening to you. Let me describe what I was doing:
I had a document that was 10800px wide. Apparently Photoshop has this limit of 8192px, so it was scalling to 75% or something like that.
Now, here's what was happening: even though I had 10 slices created by me (1080x1350) it was assuming I was exporting the whole document (10800px). Why? Well, because I was selecting all slices inside the Save For Web window. I was under the impression that I had to select them in order for it to export all of them. That's why it was assuming the whole document as one file. Once I only selected 1 slice and then under the Save options I picked "All User Slices", I was able to ge the 100% back.
Does it make sense to you and does it apply to what's happening to you? If you are selecting more than 1 slice inside the Save for Web window, make sure you only select 1.
Hope it helps somehow, because I was going crazy too
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