Hi Team,
I am trying to convert a multi-layered psd file into jpg.
When I use following command, multiple jpg files are created as output.
imconvert "headers.psd" "headers.jpg"
And when i am using following command for conversion-
imconvert "headers.psd" -composite "headers.jpg"
This conversion is creating a single jpg but output is not what is expected. Final image is not as original psd file and some layers are missing.
Please help me in
Multi-layered transformation
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Re: Multi-layered transformation
Hi Team,
I am trying to convert a multi-layered psd file into jpg.
When I use following command, multiple jpg files are created as output.
imconvert "headers.psd" "headers.jpg"
And when i am using following command for conversion-
imconvert "headers.psd" -composite "headers.jpg"
This conversion is creating a single jpg but output is not what is expected. Final image is not as original psd file and some layers are missing.
Please help me in finding a solution to create a single transformation for multi layered images.
Thank You.
Richa Gupta
I am trying to convert a multi-layered psd file into jpg.
When I use following command, multiple jpg files are created as output.
imconvert "headers.psd" "headers.jpg"
And when i am using following command for conversion-
imconvert "headers.psd" -composite "headers.jpg"
This conversion is creating a single jpg but output is not what is expected. Final image is not as original psd file and some layers are missing.
Please help me in finding a solution to create a single transformation for multi layered images.
Thank You.
Richa Gupta
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Re: Multi-layered transformation
Instead of "-composite", try one of the "-layers" options, such as "-layers flatten".
But I have heard that the first image in a PSD is already a flattened version of the rest, so this might work:
But I have heard that the first image in a PSD is already a flattened version of the rest, so this might work:
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imconvert "headers.psd[0]" "headers.jpg"
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Re: Multi-layered transformation
Hi,
Thanks snibgo. I will try to convert using inputfile#[0] command and also other options with -layers.
I will share the results if they work.
Thanks again.
Richa Gupta
Thanks snibgo. I will try to convert using inputfile#[0] command and also other options with -layers.
I will share the results if they work.
Thanks again.
Richa Gupta