Batch Add Logos to Photos in Photoshop: Quick & Easy Tutorial
Automate Adding Logos to Multiple Photos with Photoshop Actions
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Step by Step
[Step 1: Organize Your Images]
"First, organize your images by size. Create separate folders for each image size. For example, name one folder 'source-1' where you put the original images, and create a corresponding folder for the results, such as 'Source-1 result'."
[Step 2: Prepare the First Image]
"Open an image from 'source-1' in Photoshop. This will be our template for recording the action."
[Step 3: Record an Action]
"To start recording an action, open the Actions panel by going to 'Window' and selecting 'Actions'."
"Create a new set by clicking the folder icon at the bottom of the Actions panel and name it appropriately."
"Next, create a new action by clicking the plus icon at the bottom of the Actions panel. Name the action and click 'Record'. The red recording button will turn on, indicating that Photoshop is recording your steps."
[Step 4: Edit the Image]
"Now, let's edit the image. Select the Crop Tool by pressing 'C' on the keyboard and crop the image as desired."
"Then, select the Magic Eraser Tool by pressing 'E' and click on the unwanted background areas to remove them."
[Step 5: Place the Background Image]
"Go to 'File' and select 'Place Embedded'. Choose your background image and place it in the document."
"Drag the background layer below the source image layer in the Layers panel."
[Step 6: Place the Logo and Frame]
"Again, go to 'File' and select 'Place Embedded'. Choose your logo or frame image and place it in the document."
"Make sure the logo and frame are above the source image layer in the Layers panel."
[Step 7: Align Layers]
"Select the background, source image, and logo or frame layers."
"Use the Move Tool by pressing 'V' on the keyboard, and align them to the center of the canvas using the alignment options in the Options bar."
[Step 8: Save the Edited Image]
"Go to 'File' and select 'Save As'. Save the image in the 'Source-1 result' folder as a JPEG file."
"If you want to keep a version for future editing, you can also save it as a PSD file."
[Step 9: Close the Image]
"Close the image by going to 'File' and selecting 'Close'. Decide whether or not to save the PSD file."
[Step 10: Stop Recording the Action]
"Stop the recording by clicking the stop button in the Actions panel. Your action is now recorded."
[Step 11: Batch Process the Images]
"Finally, let's batch process the images. Go to 'File', select 'Automate', and then 'Batch'."
"Select the set and action you created. Choose 'source-1' as the source folder and 'Source-1 result' as the destination folder."
"Click 'OK' to start the batch process."