Adobe Photoshop Scripts

  1. Explore Kanban Board
    Kanban Board

    Kanban Board

    The Kanban Board script transforms Adobe Photoshop into a powerful task management tool by creating a visual kanban board interface directly within the application.

  2. Explore To-Do List
    To-Do List

    To-Do List

    The To-Do List script is a powerful productivity tool designed specifically for Adobe Photoshop users. This script creates a floating panel that allows you to manage your tasks directly withinPhotoshop, helping you stay organized while working on your creative projects.

  3. Explore Layout Grid Generator
    Layout Grid Generator

    Layout Grid Generator

    The Layout Grid Generator is a powerful Photoshop script that allows users to create customizable grid layouts using Photoshop's guide system. It provides a user-friendly interface for setting up precise margins, columns, and rows with real-time previews.

  4. Explore Layers Batch Renamer
    Layers Batch Renamer

    Layers Batch Renamer

    This is a comprehensive Adobe Photoshop script that allows you to batch rename layers in your documents with advanced customization options. The script provides a user-friendly interface with multiple renaming methods, flexible formatting options, and intelligent placeholders

  5. Explore Contract or Expand Selection
    Contract or Expand Selection

    Contract or Expand Selection

    The Contract or Expand Selection script for Adobe Photoshop provides an intuitive way to adjust active selections by expanding or contracting their boundaries dynamically. Users can fine-tune their selection using a slider, input field, and quick adjustment buttons, ensuring precise control over selection modifications.

  6. Explore Scripts Folder Shortcut
    Scripts Folder Shortcut

    Scripts Folder Shortcut

    The Scripts Folder Shortcut is a lightweight, floating panel for Adobe Photoshop that provides a quick and convenient way to access the default Scripts folder. This folder is where users can store, organize, rename, and manage custom scripts to enhance their workflow in Photoshop.
  7. Explore Sticky Note
    Sticky Note

    Sticky Note

    Boost your Photoshop workflow with Sticky Note, a handy floating panel that lets you jot down quick notes, reminders, and ideas directly within your workspace. This resizable and scrollable panel keeps your important information readily accessible without cluttering your artboard.

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Contract or Expand Selection
Scripts Folder Shortcut
Sticky Note

  • 🅰 Locating the Scripts Folder

    To install a .jsx script in Adobe Photoshop, you need to place it in the correct directory where Photoshop
can recognize it. Follow these steps to locate the Scripts folder:

    1. MacOS:
      Open Finder and navigate to:
      /Applications/Adobe Photoshop [Version]/Presets/Scripts/
    2. Windows:
      Open File Explorer and navigate to:
      C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop [Version]\Presets\Scripts\
    3. Replace <Version> with your Adobe Photoshop version (e.g., 2025).
    4. Replace <Language> with your language folder (e.g., "de_DE" for German, "en_US" for English).

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    🅱 Installing the Script

    1. Copy the Script File: Copy the .jsx file to the Scripts folder located in the path above.
    2. On some systems, you may need administrator permissions to modify the Scripts folder.
    3. Restart Adobe Photoshop: To refresh the scripts menu, close and reopen Adobe Photoshop.

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    Explore our complete guide to mastering Adobe Photoshop scripts.

    1. Open Adobe Photoshop and ensure a document is active.
    2. Go to the top menu bar and select File > Scripts.
    3. If the script is installed in the Scripts folder, it will appear in the dropdown list.
    4. Click the script name to run it.
    5. The script will execute, and any dialog boxes or results will appear based on the script’s functionality.

    ☻ Before running any scripts, it’s strongly advised to save your work — especially when working with complex or large documents.

Adobe Illustrator Scripts

More Adobe Illustrator Scripts
  1. Explore Group by Attributes
    Group by Attributes

    Group by Attributes

    An Adobe Illustrator script that automatically groups objects based on their visual appearance attributes such as fill color, stroke color, stroke weight, opacity, and blending mode.

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  2. Explore Group by Artboard
    Group by Artboard

    Group by Artboard

    Group by Artboard is an Adobe Illustrator script that automatically groups all objects on selected artboards.

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