| Batch export PSD layers without using Photoshop (14-10-08) | ||||
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I have no photoshop (I use gimp). But I needed a solution to get all images from a layer - I already tried Gimp and PaintshopPro but the way it displays the layers are not accurate and the texts are somehow transformed to images and so it is not possible to edit/view the text. Sometimes I may require accuracy of it displaying but then the batch image export is what I needed the most.
Another solution is to use this app 'psdparse' http://www.telegraphics.com.au/sw/#psdparse , it also works using the command line. |
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