[90chevytruck]

Hi,

Does anyone know how to batch overlay multiple t-shirt designs on a standard t-shirt mockup?

I have several designs and I have the mockup but I can't seem to figure it out. I have access to Photoshop CC and the Corel 2017 Suite.

Any help would be great.

Thanks

 

[seacookie]

Hi,

Does anyone know how to batch overlay multiple t-shirt designs on a standard t-shirt mockup?

I have several designs and I have the mockup but I can't seem to figure it out. I have access to Photoshop CC and the Corel 2017 Suite.

Any help would be great.

Thanks

What is standard t-shirt mockup? Didn't know we have a standard one -.-

 

[90chevytruck]

It's just a t-shirt mockup. My goal is to have the designs (png files) get overlayed on the .psd mockup and outputted to another file for a website.

Doing this manually is quite a pain.

 

[seacookie]

I will just make an assumption... In photoshop with using actions. First make action: to cut all designs and save them on disk. When this action saves all designs you are ready for second action if I am assuming correctly... Then open mock up, and save another action. It would look something like this: Open>you pick file(your mouse click>paste>align center>save as>name the file(you write name)...

The point here is its only my assumption, cause I don't have a clue what the hell is standard mock up Not, to mention, where exactly is position on which you wanna put those designs. I usually make mock-ups with smart objects when I am making them for my self, but there's a different approach for batch pasting in smart objects.

 

[seacookie]

oh you already responded when I was writing my last post...

 

[seacookie]

You can also make smart object on the position when you wanna have your designs, so then align center would work nicely. But action would be a little different.

 

[seacookie]

I got a bad feeling this didn't help you much

 

[90chevytruck]

Thanks for attempting to help seacookie.

But I ended up figuring it out. I think I was struggling because when I was initially creating the action in photoshop I was opening both (design and template) files in the action then running the batch. Which didn't output the expected results.

I did find a youtube video that actually described what I was looking for.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6_Qmdmjem4&t=

Thanks. Problem solved.

 

[seacookie]

Thanks for attempting to help seacookie.

But I ended up figuring it out. I think I was struggling because when I was initially creating the action in photoshop I was opening both (design and template) files in the action then running the batch. Which didn't output the expected results.

I did find a youtube video that actually described what I was looking for.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6_Qmdmjem4&t=

Thanks. Problem solved.

Great to hear you solved the problem.