Fastest way to export multiple graphics as individual PNG files 🤯 Ideal for selling clipart kits

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- from physical (or digital) painting
- to cleaning the background,
- saving the files for sale,
- vectorizing,
- organizing your files
- and uploading them to multiple platforms like Creative Market to earn passive income.
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[@bkthompson]

This is super easy and worked just like you said - thanks! But it only saves them at 72dpi (at least for me), even though the file I'm starting with is 300dpi - is there a way to make sure they save at a higher dpi? Thank you so much!

[@HeartmadeDesign]

oh wow, you are right! Thanks for pointing that out. I found this forum where they suggest turning it back to 300dpi with an action (I'm not sure if that will mess up with the quality though): community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/how-to-export-layer-files-as-png-s-at-300-dpi-from-photoshop/m-p/8131761
If that doesn't work, I would try with this plugin I share in this other tutorial, but ignoring the top and background feature: ua-cam.com/video/477T3r2CcjU/v-deo.htmlsi=sn3bRRIh6O5Gn7lv

[@bkthompson]

Thank you! I will check both of those out. :-) @@HeartmadeDesign