@Lysandra26636147dc2x    Are the following entries in red static for each user, or do they change?   lysandra.0123 jack.4567 ... View more

Try moving the folders to your local C:\ drive rather than the external or network L:\ drive.   https://helpx.adobe.com/au/photoshop/kb/networks-removable-media-photoshop.html ... View more

@Thomas35479541qovv    I have shared multiple scripts, which exact one? What version number is mentioned in the header text of the script? What date was it modified etc?   The latest version is v1.9 - 31st July 2025:    https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/export-many-files-at-once-in-webp-format-photoshop/td-p/13604411/page/4#U14859793   ... View more

So just to confirm, when you open such a PSD, there may be linked smart objects such as:   /gdrive/jack/headers/header1.psd   However, when you open the PSD, the you need the linked asset to read as:   /gdrive/lysandra/headers/header1.psd   Where you need to update the entire path in blue, with the path on your machine in red. I'm guessing it's not going to be that simple though.   Can you please post some examples so that I can see that actual pattern of the link, which bits change and which bits are unchanged?   If the path is always the same for each user, it could either be configured via a settings file, or perhaps the script could offer the user to select the main path or perhaps the first new file that matches, then it could use this as an example for the other missing links. ... View more

Did you try the script that I posted a few replies before the script from jazz-y's post?   There is also this one:   https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-ideas/relink-to-new-resource-folder-not-each-file-one-by-one/idc-p/14336634   And some others that may directly or indirectly help with modifications:   https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/batch-processing-replace-linked-image/td-p/15000552   https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-ideas/relink-to-new-resource-folder-not-each-file-one-by-one/idc-p/14336634   https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/photoshop-script-replacing-linked-smart-objects-based-on-layer-quot-name-string-quot/td-p/14559920   https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-ideas/relink-multiple-layers/idi-p/14155577   ... View more

Thank you for sharing, I usually only use editnumber for integers. ... View more

As the requirements of working with an indexed pallet of <256 colours is very different to full colour images, I'd be interested to see how Adobe would implement this if it was added. This has traditionally been handled by working in RGB and then using a "late binding" conversion via Save for Web or Export As. ... View more

https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/what-s-the-correct-way-to-prevent-a-dialog-from-opening-more-than-once/td-p/15516361 ... View more

Without context, it's hard to comment on the snippet. The dialog closes for me using your snippet.   Your other topic uses scriptUI, which is more complicated than native system prompts/alerts/confirms.   https://theiviaxx.github.io/photoshop-docs/ScriptUI/Window.html   ... View more

You need to provide code. ... View more

Is the window for the input an integral part of the script interface, such as Image Processor? Or is it just there to populate some persistent settings for use in the script without needing to be used until one of the parameters change?   At this point there would appear to be more questions than answers.   Consider what Adobe did with Export preferences which control Quick Export vs. Export As. ... View more

Searching the forum, I found this:   https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/help-photoshop-script-how-i-retrive-the-3dlut-path-from-the-colorlookup-layer-properties/m-p/12795454     ... View more

Do you have the ScriptingListener plugin installed? ... View more

It's not clear to me how this should be programmed.   Where are the inputs stored? Default runtime variables? Special environment/session variables? Writing to a file or metadata?   You could write a value to a variable and then increment the value each script run, then compare if the variable is > 1 etc. Using an environment variable this would work until Photoshop has been exited.   Another approach could be to run the script via a keyboard modifier to access the dialog, otherwise it would run "headless". ... View more

@arnault_6305    Due to the length of the processing time for your files, I have updated both scripts to v1.2 to now include a progress bar (one for the artboard conversion and another for the .psb post processing). This way you will know exactly where the script is at. ... View more

I understand that it's not about size on drive. Anyway, all the .psb files are probably saved with maximised compatibility, so the extra invisible flattened copy adds to the size.   https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/batch-remove-maximize-compatibility-from-psd-folders/m-p/15481712#M880056 ... View more

There are no free lunches...   The original file was 12.4 GB.   The new file is 447 MB. That is certainly easier to work with. But what is the total size of all of the new linked PSB files (which may not be a concern, drive space is cheap). ... View more

That is fine. the script is in the public domain, but I appreciate the courtesy. ... View more

Thank you for the feedback.   The script would be a little faster if you didn't need the 2nd processing step where guides are added to the .psb files, marking the original artboard bounds. ... View more

Is it a LUT, ICC or DeviceLink?   Why not directly edit the merged duplicate layer (Image > Adjust), as the adjustment layer isn't being used non-destructively, so it just adds more steps. And perhaps complexity? ... View more

@Searays2    Is the script leveraging native variables as in my first link?   Or does the script totally bypass using variables/datasets as the second link? ... View more

@vinc31003 as @D Fosse wrote, this is correct and expected behaviour for this specific command. ... View more

@Brett_Blaney2666    In many ways, image size and canvas size do reflect the same base data, however, they are both used for different things.   https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/resizing-image.html   https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/adjusting-crop-rotation-canvas.html   Please post screenshots and more information so that we can help. ... View more

@bryant_6120    I am not aware of any definitive guides, I would of course be happy to read some.   You can easily do your own tests, which often mean more as they are tailored to your specifics.   I started with testing a ridicuously oversized logo (6000px x 978px), just solid colours and text, no gradations. All tests were 24 BIT RGB. Results from highest file size to smallest size on drive:   AVIF (Lossless 445 KB) was the highest file size, however, there are many options to explore.   PNG (348 KB) and JPEG (max quality 323 KB) were very similar in size for this example at highest quality for JPEG. JPEG would become smaller if one drops quality. PNG would become smaller if dropping to 8 BIT, as there are less than 256 unique colours in this image, quality would not suffer.   WebP (Lossless 170 KB) and (Lossy, max/100% quality 175 KB) was around half the size of PNG/JPEG. WebP would become smaller if one drops quality.   AVIF (Lossy, max/100% quality 145 KB) was the smallest size on drive, would become smaller if one drops quality.   A quick test at a more reasonable 800px wide and the file size ratio was roughly consistent. ... View more

Although there are new file formats and options, the basics remain the same:   * Resolution: pixel dimensions need to be appropriate for the use * Image Content & File Format: Selecting the appropriate file format for the content (photos vs. logos for example) * Browser Support: Knowing your audience, what browsers/versions are in use may limit file format selection ... View more

Not for quality or accuracy, no. A selection can be converted to a path via the paths panel, but that's not likely to help you directly even if you were happy with the accuracy or quality.   An image or screenshot would help.   Although Photoshop has added various vector capabilities over the years, vector manipulation is still best done in Illustrator.   Ideally the shape would be edited with vector tools such as pathfinder rather than being converted to raster. ... View more