When prompted, navigate to the ‘scripts’ folder and load “SaveJpg_WebFinal.JSX”
When prompted, navigate to the ‘scripts’ folder and load “SaveJpg_FullFinal.JSX” Click the arrow to the left of first action to view all the action steps.
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SAVE WIDE // Full & Web Sizes, Marked & Unmarked (Dark Image) I’ve included instructions for all four actions below. The steps needed to link all the actions are very similar and once you do the first one, I think you’ll know what to do.
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Update the included watermark as desired.Watermarks: The images & text you’ll be placing over your work. I’ve used 72 dpi, 1200px for ‘WebSize’ but you can edit this to your own needs. Two watermarked images, in Full Working Size and Websize.Two unmarked versions, in Full Working Size and Websize.This photoshop action saves four image files to the same location of the original artwork file. If you want an action for watermarking WIP images, check out my Automatic WIP maker action, which creates sequential, numbered WIPS! WHAT IT DOES This action is for use with final images. It’s a habit to click it once I’m done with every piece, and it has saved me SO MUCH TIME. It take a little bit of time to set up, but I LOVE THIS THING. I’m going to share my one-click Photoshop action with you. Hi, I’m Zhivago, and I’m efficiently lazy. We’d all much rather get it over with and get started on the next piece. However, watermarking takes time and energy that is difficult to justify when you’re excited to post your latest work. The easiest solution, hands down, is to ensure that ALL images you post online include a legible watermark, and are posted in a low resolution. Most online sharing isn’t coming from a place of malice, and most online sharing isn’t the type to put in the effort to remove your watermark, so a little extra time and effort can give you the maximum level of credit across all types of shares, and protect you pretty effectively against the shady ones. Many people aren’t sharing things with the intention to steal the limelight, many of them just really like what’s been created and are eager to share it with their friends! And the ones that ARE trying to steal? Easily foiled with a good watermark. Over time, I’ve learned that it’s just not preventable. I, too, felt that I was gypped whenever something of mine went viral under someone else’s username. I’ve seen a few artists online recently expressing frustration in their work being shared without credit.
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