Multiple images in a tiff file

I have a new scanner which saves several images to the same tiff file, How do I place all the images into an InDesign document and not just the top one?

When in the middle of the place command, choose the tiff image; hold down Shift (or tick on Show Import Options) as you click open; and you can select a layer. Or, given a placed graphic already in a frame, click on Object > Object Layer Options and change the viewed layer.

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Multiple images of the same file on one page

How do I create multiple images of the same file on one page? For example, I've got an image that I could fit 6 of on one page, and would like to print it that way instead of printing it on 6 individual pieces of paper.

Are you attempting to do this in Adobe Workspaces? Or are you looking for software that will do it?
If the former, you could insert the image into a Buzzword document six times. Not exactly elegant, but it might do the trick.

Open multiple images as one layered file

Hi!
I'm doing a gif animation in PS and have five pictures that I need to have as layers on the top of each other. At the moment I'm opening them and copy-pasting them on one of the images to make layers, but this is slow and sometimes confusing with all the images open at the same time.
Is there any way to just tell Photoshop to open all the files so that they are automatically stacked on the top of each other as layers? Please tell me this is possible!
Any help would be highly appreciated! Thanks!

Yes this a CS3 feature, although I remember it being avaiable as a separate download somewhere - it works w/CS2 (and 7 I think). I'll copy it below, save it in Notepad, name it "Load Files into Stack.jsx" (no quotes) and put it in C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS2\Presets\Scripts\ // (c) Copyright 2006. Adobe Systems, Incorporated. All rights reserved. /* @@@BUILDINFO@@@ Load Files into Stack.jsx 1.0.0.0 */ // // Load Files into Stack.jsx - does just that. // /* // BEGIN__HARVEST_EXCEPTION_ZSTRING <javascriptresource> <name>$$$/JavaScripts/LoadFilesintoStack/Menu=Load Files into Stack...</name> <about>$$$/JavaScripts/LoadFilesintoStack/About=Load Files into Stack ^r^rCopyright 2006-2007 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All rights reserved.^r^rLoads multiple files into a stack object.</about> </javascriptresource> // END__HARVEST_EXCEPTION_ZSTRING */ // debug level: 0-2 (0:disable, 1:break on error, 2:break at beginning) //$.level = (Window.version.search("d") != -1) ? 1 : 0; // This chokes bridge $.level = 0; // debugger; // launch debugger on next line // on localized builds we pull the $$$/Strings from a .dat file $.localize = true; // Put header files in a "Stack Scripts Only" folder. The "...Only" tells // PS not to place it in the menu. For that reason, we do -not- localize that // portion of the folder name. var g_StackScriptFolderPath = app.path + "/"+ localize("$$$/ScriptingSupport/InstalledScripts=Presets/Scripts") + "/" + localize("$$$/Private/LoadStack/StackScriptOnly=Stack Scripts Only/"); $.evalFile(g_StackScriptFolderPath + "LatteUI.jsx"); $.evalFile(g_StackScriptFolderPath + "StackSupport.jsx"); $.evalFile(g_StackScriptFolderPath + "CreateImageStack.jsx"); /************************************************************/ // loadLayers routines loadLayers = new ImageStackCreator( localize("$$$/AdobePlugin/Shared/LoadStack/Process/Name=Load Layers"), localize('$$$/AdobePlugin/Shared/LoadStack/Auto/untitled=Untitled' ) ); // LoadLayers is less restrictive than MergeToHDR loadLayers.mustBeSameSize = false; // Images' height & width don't need to match loadLayers.mustBeUnmodifiedRaw = false; // Exposure adjustements in Camera raw are allowed loadLayers.mustNotBe32Bit = false; // 32 bit images loadLayers.createSmartObject = false; // If true, option to create smart object is checked. // Add hooks to read the value of the "Create Smart Object" checkbox loadLayers.customDialogSetup = function( w ) { w.findControl('_createSO').value = loadLayers.createSmartObject; if (! app.featureEnabled( localize( "$$$/private/ExtendedImageStackCreation=ImageStack Creation" ) )) w.findControl('_createSO').hide(); } loadLayers.customDialogFunction = function( w ) { loadLayers.createSmartObject = w.findControl('_createSO').value; } // Override the default to use "Auto" alignment. loadLayers.alignStack = function( stackDoc ) { selectAllLayers(stackDoc, 2); alignLayersByContent( "Auto" ); } loadLayers.stackLayers = function() { var result, i, stackDoc = null; stackDoc = this.loadStackLayers(); if (! stackDoc) return; // Nuke the "destination" layer that got created (M2HDR holdover) stackDoc.layers[this.pluginName].remove(); // Stack 'em up. if (this.createSmartObject) { selectAllLayers( stackDoc ); executeAction( knewPlacedLayerStr, new ActionDescriptor(), DialogModes.NO ); } } // "Main" execution of Merge to HDR loadLayers.doInteractiveLoad = function () { this.getFilesFromBridgeOrDialog( localize("$$$/Private/LoadStack/LoadLayersexv=LoadLayers.exv") ); if (this.stackElements) this.stackLayers(); } loadLayers.intoStack = function(filelist, alignFlag) { if (typeof(alignFlag) == 'boolean') loadLayers.useAlignment = alignFlag; if (filelist.length < 2) { alert(localize("$$$/AdobeScripts/Shared/LoadLayers/AtLeast2=At least two files must be selected to create a stack."), this.pluginName, true ); return; } var j; this.stackElements = new Array(); for (j in filelist) { var f = filelist[j]; this.stackElements.push( new StackElement( (typeof(f) == 'string') ? File(f) : f ) ); } if (this.stackElements.length > 1) this.mergeStackElements(); } if (typeof(loadLayersFromScript) == 'undefined') loadLayers.doInteractiveLoad();

Edits to a JPG Smart Object in a layered TIFF file: DOES NOT Save to the originally placed file?

When placing a JPG as a Smart Object (and even multiples) into a layered TIFF file: If I open each layered Smart Object JPG, make changes as a JPG and SAVE the file, I expect the ORIGINAL SOURCE JPG file that was placed to also be saved- I thought that is the file I was editing!
This SUCKS! To capture my edits to the original individual files: I now have to open each layed TIF file, Edit each smart object JPG and SAVE AS to overwrite the original and capture my changes? Is this the way its always been- I don't think it has. How can I edit a Smart Object file in a layered document and ALSO update the SOURCE file?

You should edit the original jpg, and then replace the smart object. There is a utility that makes this easier, if you do many of these. Looks liek this
link_update.zip

Working with .tiff files

I am a new Lr user and have just imported a medium-format scan (as a .tiff file) into Lightroom. After cropping one image from the .tiff file, processing it and then exporting the image I am unable to retrieve the other 5 images from my .tiff file. I have tried to re-import it, but receive the message that the image is already in Catalogue. The only image that I can see in my Catalogue is the file which was cropped from the .tiff file and has already been processed. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

In that case you are best to select that image and from the top menu click Photo >> Create Virtual Copy. That will become copy 1 - your cropped version. Now select your original and go to Develop. Click on the history tab in the left hand panel and click on the bottom item in the list which will return you to your imported state. That’s the beauty of Lightroom; it is totally non-destructive and you can go back to any history step and create any number of virtual copies without duplicating the original on your hard drive.
If you don’t wish to keep a virtual copy of your first crop (because you have exported it) simply go back to import date on your original.

Saving Images Layered Using TIFF

Hi,
My question is related to tiff file. I have a tiff file,i want to save other images on the tiff file ie as layered. I have searched for liff architecture,but i did not get enough info.
Please help me.
thanks
sreejesh

Hi,
Open that TIFF file in paint.and sava as whatever ur format u have.

Scripting to replace a layer in a psd file and save as a tiff for multiple images in a sequence

I have over a hundred images, all the same size, that I need bring into photoshop as a designated layer, one at a time, flatten the image and save as a tiff file with a sequential number, then repeating the process. I have not used javascript before but it seems like it should work. I'm using CS5. Thanks

It is possible to do that via Scripting.
If you are unable to create such a Script maybe you should look up the chapter »Creating data-driven graphics« in the documentation.

How do you add a water mark to multiple images within multiple files?

I am having real trouble in trying to add a water mark to multiple images (mixture of jpegs and tiffs) within multiple file.
I have used the Batch processing tool, but this hasn't worked or has been inconvenient, asking me to resave each individual file.
If anyone can help or suggest another way of doing this, that would be great!
Thanks
Becca

Are you using Russell Brown's script for placing watermarks? Also you mentioned, "Within multiple file." Did you mean multiple folders? The batch processor has a check box for applying process to multiple folders. What itsn't working - exactly?

How to create a pdf file from multiple images ?

Dear All,
I want to create a SINGLE page pdf file from two or more page size images that are combined to make a single page pdf. Again, this question is on pdfs that are made out of several, atleast two color images and a black-and-white mask for one of them.
I have such pdf files from an unknown source (the producer is edited out) whereby there are three tiff images, obtained using the well known pdfimages extractor.
When I want to make a pdf out of tiff or png or other image formats, I right click and tell Adobe Acrobat to make a pdf.
However, I dont know how I can give a command to select say, three tif images and specify which is the mask for which and then join them in a way that I get the pdf from the composite of the two color images and a mask for one of them.
Please help me out.
I am a little familiar with the pdf structure skeleton and when necessary, fixed xref tables in one of my favorite editors. A few years ago, I also wrote a bunch of javascripts to make some annotations and needed some automation and used some itext type libraries. However, I need your help in this problem as I am now rusty and forgot some of what I studied to solve my earlier problems. This is a new problem for me. Gentle hints from you would be very nice to help me in this problem. Please specify if necessary what manual and pages to read. in the pdfspec.
Best Regards
Disabled Veteran [physically handicapped]

Hello Again.
On Fri, May 11, 2012 at 12:20 PM, lrosenth <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Re: How to create a pdf file from multiple images ?
>
> created by lrosenth in PDF Language and Specifications - View the full
> discussion
> ________________________________
>
> No clue who Irving is…
>
I was hoping to have your first name so its easy for me to address you.
> I have no clue what OS platform, programming language, etc. you use so
> can’t really narrow things down.
I would gladly mention that I am working on windows platform, preferably XP.
I can also work on linux for free products that come with it.
> Also, as this is an Adobe forum, we only
> recommend Adobe products – so there may be other options that even my list
> wouldn’t include.
But adding other products, for the help of an adobe products user,
even if it outside adobe, shall add greater prestige to your company
and give impression of user-centeredness.
> If you read ISO 32000-1:2008 (aka the PDF standard), you will find the
> information about Images and Image Masks well described. I didn’t think I
> needed to repeat any of that information.
Well, just add the few pdf stanzas since you are proficient on it and
I am presently a little rusty as I mentioned. Just asking a little
extra yard, not even to go an extra mile.
> And, if you read that same document, you will see that there is NO SUCH
> THING as a “text only PDF”. All PDF documents are structured binary files.
Well, ascii format or uncompressed format that is human readable. I
know its a binary file, but human readable ascii version of it.
I hope you can give me some stanza and various other approaches
possible so I can select or combine things for myself. I see only a
miniscule number of posts claiming to have written masks in this forum
and then with no details.
Regards
Roger
Message was edited by: dying veteran
because the adobe posting system went crazy and truncated all except the first line ... dunno why

Show file size in Cell Extras? (Either Compact or Expanded, or anywhere in Grid for multiple images simultaneously)

I've searched and seen several suggestions saying to change Metadata to Exif & IPTC to see the file size, but that's for only one image at a time. Under Cell Extras (both Compact and Expanded) I see options for Megapixeps, Cropped Dimensions, File Name, Extention, and a bunch of other options, but no file size. I suspect this is because file size isn't a metadata field and simply a file attribute (that may be incorrect, but regardless...) is there really no way to have file size visible in the thumbnail cells in Grid view in the Library? I'm trying to reduce redundancy and viewing file size of multiple images at a glance based on my Library Filter criteria would be a huge help. Thanks to anyone who can help sort me out!

Sure. I have a catalog with 22,000 images indiscriminately imported from hundreds of folders and multiple drives from this year alone (partially lost a RAID array to a corrupt index and recovered a dump of the files so I'm terribly disorganized juggling emergency redundancy backups wherever I had 50 gigs here, 100 gigs there, and working to clean up and organize my photos one year at a time ), including raw, jpg, websized jpg, png, tiff and psd (flattened and with layers/adjustments) and am now trying to identify my keepers and delete unnecessary files. I have 22 terabytes of personal files and photography spread chaotically and while I now have proper discipline when saving variants, I didn't always and want to remove unneeded, rejected, and duplicate images. I don't expect to be caught up for months or longer depending on my free time and sanity. Unfortunately, it's not as simple as keep the raw delete the rest. Sometimes I have multiple PSD documents with different version names and edits, sometimes with multiple layers, and I have to use a variety of information to identify which one is indeed the correct one to keep...or open them all/both.
Often, file size can be an indicator for me and aids in making the decision more quickly. For instance between 2 psd files with the same Megapixles I'm often able to identify the flattened version vs the layers intact version by file size if it wasn't properly noted in the filename, which unfortunately due to a combination of bad or evolving practices and being tired or rushed happens more often than I'd like to admit. One I just came across that brought me here searching was 3 similarly named and appearing PSD files of a panorama, all with the same MP/dimensions. One was flattened, one was the original stitch, and one was flattened with a few masks, adjustments, and an extra layer, and being the one I'd want to keep. Filesize helped me quickly identify which was which. Also sometimes dimensions are misleading, like when a panorama is first created and uncropped, its dimensions are larger, but a tighter cropped image with multiple layers and a larger file size indicates to me that it is newer and more finished, even though smaller dimensions typically indicates a crop and may not be a 'master' copy. Additionally, 2 images with different names but the exact same file size are very likely duplicates (at least in my workflow) but 2 similarly looking images with the same dimensions could be retouched/not, sharpened/not, have noise reduction/not, and I'd have to view them in detail to determine if they were in fact identical. For my purposes (since these are my personal fine art images & I have the raw files incase I occasionally mess up) I'm often willing to trade an educated guess for my time. Seeing identical file sizes on 2 apparently similar images is good enough for me to delete one.
I can select them individually and check...it's not a horrific problem. But it would save me time so I was hoping I had simply missed how to view that. My reasoning is 'why not' have the option available with all the others? Me personally, I don't care about megapixels when I already have the dimensions, that's just redundant and honestly much less helpful than LxW. File size would be an additional tool I would use, though. There are other examples but the main thing is that I do spend time checking filesize, and specifically when comparing multiple images, so having it displayed in the cell would be a time saver for me.

Writing multiple images to one file using ImageIO

I am having trouble saving and reading multiple images from to/from one file. Here is the best i can come up with:
//this is utilizing an ObjectOutputStream because i need to also save some objects to the file
ObjectOutputStream oos = new ObjectOutputStream(new FileOutputStream("C:\\images.dat"));
oos.writeInt(ImageTable.size());
for(int k = 0; k < ImageTable.size(); k++)
 ImageIO.write((BufferedImage)ImageTable.get(k), "png", oos);
 oos.flush();
//////////////////////////read function/////////////////////////
ObjectInputStream ois = new ObjectInputStream(new FileInputStream("C:\\images.dat"));
int size = ois.readInt();
for(int k = 0; k < size; k++)
 ImageTable.add(ImageIO.read(ois));
}What it seems to do is read the first image and then place the marker at the end of the file so each consecutive calls to reading the file end up in either null, -1, or an EOF exception (bleh). Does anyone know how i can do this properly?
The code does run and saves something, although it is hard to tell exactly what it is saving since it is all in png format, it also loads the first image properly.

Is it possible to pack the different images in one big image?Conversely, some image formats let you store multiple images in a single image file.
Here's a demo. My results are that I don't have a gif writer, tiff can write sequences (this
is a well-known tiff property), I can trick (?) jpeg into stroring multiple images and I
can't get png to work: three images go in, one comes out.
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.image.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.net.*;
import java.util.*;
import javax.imageio.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import java.util.List;
public class MultiImageTest {
 public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {
 URL url1 = new URL("http://today.java.net/jag/bio/JagHeadshot-small.jpg");
 URL url2 = new URL("http://today.java.net/jag/bio/JAG2001small.jpg");
 URL url3 = new URL("http://today.java.net/jag/Image24-small.jpeg");
 BufferedImage[] images = {ImageIO.read(url1), ImageIO.read(url2), ImageIO.read(url3)};
 display(images, "original", 0, 0);
 String[] suffixes = {"gif", "jpeg", "png", "tiff"};
 int x = 30, y = 20;
 for(int j=0; j<suffixes.length; ++j) {
 String suffix = suffixes[j];
 try {
 writeFile(images, suffix);
 display(readFile(suffix), suffix, x, y);
 x += 30;
 y += 20;
 } catch (Exception e) {
 System.err.println(suffix + ": " + e.getMessage());
 static void writeFile(BufferedImage[] images, String suffix) throws IOException {
 Iterator ws = ImageIO.getImageWritersBySuffix(suffix);
 if (!ws.hasNext())
 throw new IOException("no writer for: " + suffix);
 ImageWriter w = (ImageWriter) ws.next();
 File file = new File("temp." + suffix);
 file.delete();
 w.setOutput(ImageIO.createImageOutputStream(file));
 if (w.canWriteSequence()) {
 System.out.println("Using writeToSequence for format " + suffix);
 w.prepareWriteSequence(null);
 for(int j=0; j<images.length; ++j)
 w.writeToSequence(new IIOImage(images[j], null, null), null);
 w.endWriteSequence();
 } else {
 System.out.println("cross fingers for format " + suffix);
 for(int j=0; j<images.length; ++j)
 w.write(images[j]);
 static BufferedImage[] readFile(String suffix) throws IOException {
 Iterator rs = ImageIO.getImageReadersBySuffix(suffix);
 if (!rs.hasNext())
 throw new IOException("no reader for: " + suffix);
 ImageReader r = (ImageReader) rs.next();
 File file = new File("temp." + suffix);
 if (!file.exists())
 throw new IOException("no file: " + file.getName());
 r.setInput(ImageIO.createImageInputStream(file));
 List images = new ArrayList();
 for(int j=0; true; ++j) {
 try {
 images.add(r.read(j));
 } catch (IndexOutOfBoundsException e) {
 break;
 return (BufferedImage[]) images.toArray(new BufferedImage[images.size()]);
 static void display(BufferedImage[] images, String title, int x, int y) {
 JPanel cp = new JPanel(new GridLayout(1,0));
 for(int j=0; j<images.length; ++j)
 cp.add(new JLabel(new ImageIcon(images[j])));
 JFrame f = new JFrame(title);
 f.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
 f.getContentPane().add(new JScrollPane(cp));
 f.pack();
 f.setLocation(x, y);
 f.setVisible(true);

Multi-Image TIFF Files

Hello.
I don't have a lot of time,
I need to have a multi-page TIFF file out of some images!
Thanks you!

Okay.
If I remember correctly, TIFF files can consist of multiple "pages". I don't think I've ever even created one myself back when I used Windows, but I do remember having opened and viewed a single TIFF file in the Windows picture viewer thingey whatever it is, which consisted of multiple images that could be cycled through just like in a PDF; but the file extension was certainly .TIFF .
Thanks.

How do I stop iWeb outputting multiple image files? It makes my site slow!

I'm a professional web designer (but don't let that put you off) who uses Dreamweaver and also handcodes HTML & CSS websites at work on a PC, but having got a new Mac for home use I thought I'd give iWeb a go for a personal site hosted on .Mac, showcasing my music and film efforts, that I didn't want to have to think about coding.
I've built a short little site using the attractive 'Travel' theme, just 5 or 6 pages so far, and have not yet added any multimedia content. However, it seemed to take ages to upload it when I published it to .Mac. So then I went to view it, and it was soooo sloooow to download each page, even on my 4mb cable connection. I know it's a fairly graphically-rich theme, but still!
I noticed that it was redrawing the navigation menu each time... and upon close inspection of the HTML code using Safari's 'View Source' to my horror I found out that that each page has a seperate '_files' folder that contains multiple versions of files that are also used in other pages - including navigation buttons and background images. I also saw that every element has styling applied to it 'inline' in the code, rather than in a single seperate style-sheet.
To confirm this I published it to a folder on my hard drive and checked it all out. What a mess!
As a WYSIWYG web page editor iWeb is great but it's an undisputable fact that the HTML markup and CSS code it produces is absolutely appaling. What's worse though is that it also renders whole swaithes of text as images and that it does create seperate folders for each pages content including images, CSS code and navigation buttons - so even though the same images and code are used throughout the site for the background and buttons and layout, they are written out as seperate files and have to be reloaded with every page!!!
This means that the .Mac server must be getting hammered and webpages are very slow to download and slow to render in Safari - it's almost like dialup when I'm viewing my iWebsite, and like I said, I've got a 4mb cable connection!
Looking at the code iWeb produces, it is good to see that tables are not used for layout, and that's one thing in its favour. But surely the whole point of providing 'themed' templates for users is that the same content is used across the site and therefore doesn't need to be created multiple times - one of the benefits of using CSS stylesheets. Why doesn't iWeb create a single stylesheet and make efficient use of repeated images instead of creating multiple instances of the same file for each page?
Perhaps there is a setting somewhere I've missed. If so, let me know someone!
It is a great WYSIWYG editor, but behind the scenes it's not efficient, it's not clean and simple and it's certainly not attractive - and I'm surprised at that coming from Apple! I know iWeb is a great tool for beginners and I'm a picky professional, but if I was Joe Public First Time Web Designer I'd be very annoyed by this.
Clean it up and sort it out Mr Jobs!
PS: Also, where does iWeb store the website whilst it's in production? I can't find it anywhere?

Your iWeb Site is stored not on your iDisk, but on a file named Domain.sites in your ~/Home/Library/Application Support/iWeb/ Folder.
If , for whatever reason, you wipe your HD and/or lose this file (Get a new computer, Re-Install your OS, Stolen Laptop, Crashed HD, Etc.) without backing-up your Domain.sites file then you will have to re-build your iWeb sites from scratch again.
Of course you can edit your Published HTML files in a different program such as Dreamweaver or even Text Edit. You just can't edit Published HTML files in iWeb. Not at this time at least.
Use iWebBackup to backup your Domain file to a Blank CD or DVD. Backing up your Domain file to another folder on your computer is not fully backing it up. If your computer gets stolen you still lost the file but if you have your Domain file burned onto a CD you have a backup!
Download iWebBackup Here
You can use iWebExtender to automatically consolidate your files into one folder and delete multiple images.
http://iWebFAQ.com

File associations in Bridge CS4 for multiple images

After a "cache purge" my file associations got altered. I can go into Edit>preferences> file associations and change that to photoshop; but if I click MULTIPLE images in Bridge and right click "open with" I only get Illustrator as an option. How can I change this to photoshop as a default when trying to open MULTIPLE images?

Ronald Keller - thank you. I am practically in tears laughing about how something so completely simple has had me fretting for days. Could it be my over 60 mind has completely failed me now, or is it I am just a bit rusty on using my software? Anyway, thank you for taking the time to offer up this response!

How do I add multiple images into one file?

I'm sure this is something that's been covered in another post (or even in the help portal) but I think my wording in my search terms are not correct or... I don't know, because I just can't find what I'm looking for.
I want to know how to add multiple images into one file/one image, both horizontally and/or vertically. To give you an idea of what I mean, check out :
http://www.best10apps.com/apps/comic-story,531596060.html
If you scroll down, you'll see a heading entitled : Screenshots of Comic Story. Notice how there's 3 pictures (divided by borders). 2 of those pictures are side by side, and 1 of them is below the first 2 pictures.
I want to know how to add different pictures/images and put them into one picture.

One way is to create template PSD files and populate them with your images using Photoshops scripts.
Photo Collage Toolkit UPDATED June 12, added Picture Package Support via PasteImageRoll and BatchPicturePackage scripts.
The package includes four simple rules to follow when making Photo Collage Template PSD files so they will be compatible with my Photoshop scripts.
There are eleven scripts in this package they provide the following functions:
TestCollageTemplate.jsx - Used to test a Photo Collage Template while you are making it with Photoshop.
CollageTemplateBuilder.jsx - Can build Templates compatible with this toolkit's scripts.
LayerToAlphaChan.jsx - Used to convert a Prototype Image Layer stack into a template document.
InteractivePopulateCollage.jsx - Used to interactively populate Any Photo Collage template. Offers most user control inserting pictures and text.
ReplaceCollageImage.jsx - use to replace a populated collage image Smart Object layer with an other image correctly resized and positioned.
ChangeTextSize.jsx - This script can be used to change Image stamps text size when the size used by the populating did not work well.
PopulateCollageTemplate.jsx - Used to Automatically populate a Photo Collage template and leave the populated copy open in Photoshop.
BatchOneImageCollage.jsx - Used to Automatically Batch Populate Collage templates that only have one image inserted. The Collage or Image may be stamped with text.
BatchMultiImageCollage.jsx - Used to Automatically Batch Populate Any Photo Collage template with images in a source image folder. Easier to use than the interactive script. Saved collages can be tweaked.
BatchPicturePackage.jsx - Used to Automatically Batch Populate Any Photo Collage template with an image in a source image folder
PasteImageRoll.jsx - Paste Images into a document to be print on roll paper.
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