I have 2 PSD's. One is a white rectangle with text at the bottom. The other is a smaller rectangle that also has a text layer. I would like to create a composite PSD where the blue rectangle is on top of the white rectangle. I also need the text at the bottom of the white rectangle to be editable.
Is this possible using ImageMagick or would I be better suited trying to create a script in gimp?
Merge PSD's into composite editable PSD
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Re: Merge PSD's into composite editable PSD
The obvious tool to use would be Photoshop.
IM doesn't deal with text layers. It might pass it on to the output PSD, but I don't know. If you put sample inputs somewhere like dropbox.com and paste the URLs here, someone with PS might take a look.
IM doesn't deal with text layers. It might pass it on to the output PSD, but I don't know. If you put sample inputs somewhere like dropbox.com and paste the URLs here, someone with PS might take a look.
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Re: Merge PSD's into composite editable PSD
You should be able to specify the layers with layer[0] layer[1] etc. change the order and composte. Might or might not work but it's worth a try.
NOTE: layer[0] should be all the layers combined so you would want to start with layer[1] which should be your white rectangle.
NOTE: layer[0] should be all the layers combined so you would want to start with layer[1] which should be your white rectangle.