Photoshop Techniques for Consistent Marketing

ADOBE MAX 2018 / LOS ANGELES
L248 - PHOTOSHOP TO SAVE YOUR LIFE:
Techniques for Consistent Marketing
PRESENTED BY: DANIEL WALTER SCOTT

www.bringyourownlaptop.com
Twitter: @danlovesadobe
Instagram: @bringyourownlaptop
Contents
Content Aware Scale...................................... 1 Artboard Trick #3 Auto-nesting............... 24
Crop Tool + Content Aware.........................2 Artboard Trick #4 Duplicating.................. 25
Content Aware Fill...........................................3 Character Styles............................................ 27
Creating CC Libraries..................................... 4 Select Subject................................................. 29
Adding to a Library......................................... 6 Smart Objects................................................30
Connecting to Adobe Illustrator.................7 Updating a Smart Object............................ 32
Adding Logos to your CC Library ........... 10 Adobe Stock................................................... 34
Adding Colors to your CC Library ..........11 Exporting - Artboard PDF........................... 36
Adding Fonts to your CC Library .............12 Exporting - JPEGs......................................... 37
Artboards..........................................................13 Exporting - Packaging................................. 37
Updating a Library Graphic.........................15 Exporting - CC Library Collaborate........ 38
Brand Colors....................................................17 Exporting - Share Link................................. 38
Adding Artboards..........................................20 Exporting - CSS & SVG................................ 38
Artboard Trick #1 Quick Collapse............21 Exporting - Adobe Generate..................... 39
Artboard Trick #2 Filters............................. 22 Adobe Market + Mock-ups........................ 39
VIDEO BACKUP
To complement this session here is a video version so that you can review & practice what is covered here:
www.bringyourownlaptop.com/max2018
L248 - Photoshop To Save Your Life: Techniques For Consistent Marketing - Daniel Scott
CONTENT AWARE SCALE NOTES
When you are working on large projects there can be various sizes & aspect ratios for
artwork. In the next few exercises we will cover tricks to enable you to get the most from a
standard ratio photograph.
1. Open: Exercise Files > Land & Sea.psd
2. Edit > Content Aware Scale
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3. Holding the ‘Shift’ key down, drag the right side of the bounding box to the right edge NOTES
of the document.
Note: In this newer version of Photoshop you need to hold Shift to make unlinked height &
width transformations (the opposite to older versions of Photoshop).
4. Press Enter on your keyboard.
CROP TOOL + CONTENT AWARE

In this next exercise, we want to generate more sky to allow space to add text to the image.
1. Choose the Crop Tool from the tool bar.
2. From the top toolbar, turn on the ‘Content-Aware’ check-box.
3. Click, hold and drag the top middle handle of the crop box. Drag this up to about
1700px. This doesn’t have to be exactly 1700px.
4. Hit return.
Note: Photoshop should now generate some additional sky & mountains.
CONTENT AWARE FILL NOTES
In this exercise we will remove the woman from the image.

1. Choose the Rectangle Marquee tool from the tool bar.
2. Click, hold and drag a box around the outside of the woman.
Note: This doesn’t have to be very precise. Just make sure you include all of the woman
with a small gap around the outside.
3. Choose Edit > Fill
4. Ensure ‘Content Aware’ is selected from the top dropdown menu.
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5. Choose OK
6. Choose Select > Deselect
Note: The woman should now be removed from the image.
CREATING CC LIBRARIES
CC Libraries are an easy way to share images, colours & font styles with other Photoshop
files, as well as other Adobe Creative Cloud software such as InDesign or Illustrator. It’s a
great way keep consistency across a large project in a large organisation.
1. Ensure you can see your CC Libraries panel. If you can’t, go to Window > Libraries.
2. Create a new library by choosing the first drop down menu (normally called My NOTES
Library) and clicking the Create New Library option at the bottom.
Note: My example below has many other libraries. Your version is likely to have only a few.
3. Name your library ‘MAX 2018‘
4. Click Create.
ADDING TO A LIBRARY NOTES
Let’s add our image to our CC Library.

1. Choose the Move Tool from the tool bar.
2. Click, hold and drag the center of your image into the middle of the CC Library.
Note: You should now see a small thumbnail called ‘Hawaii’ in your Library.
CONNECTING TO ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR NOTES
1. Open Adobe Illustrator

2. Open the file: Exercise Files > Poster.ai
3. Choose ‘Sync’ if you are prompted about missing fonts from Typekit.
4. So that we can see the entire artboard. Choose View > Fit Page to Window
5. Choose the layers panel.

6. Select the Background layer.
Note: The background layer should now be a blue color to indicate it is selected.
7. Make sure you can see the CC Library we created in Photoshop ‘MAX 2018’. E.g.
Window > Libraries. Then choose ‘MAX 2018’ from the top dropdown menu.
8. From the library, click, hold and drag the Hawaii image onto the artboard.
9. Click once on the artboard to place the image.
NOTES
10. Using the Selection Tool from the toolbar, resize the image so it covers the entire
white box.
Note: If you hold Shift while you’re dragging the corners, your image will scale without
distorting.
11. Switch to your Properties panel.

12. Choose Arrange > Send to back.
NOTES
13. Choose Select > Deselect from the top menu.
Note: Your Illustrator document should look similar to the next screenshot.
ADDING LOGOS TO YOUR CC LIBRARY NOTES
Because we often use so many of the Adobe CC programs at once. We can have brand
relevant images, logos, colors & fonts in various places. In this exercise we’ll add CC
Library elements from our Illustrator file to be used in Photoshop later on.
1. We will remain in Adobe Illustrator.
2. Choose the Selection Tool from the toolbar.
3. Ensure you can see your CC Libraries panel.
4. Click, hold & drag the logo from the bottom right of the poster into our CC Library
‘Max 2018’.
5. Do the same for the larger logo in the far bottom right of the document.
ADDING COLORS TO YOUR CC LIBRARY NOTES
Next let’s add 2 of our corporate colors to the library.

1. Using the selection tool, click the large green text ‘Starts Here’ once.
2. From the bottom of the libraries panel, click the small + icon.
3. Have only the ‘Fill Color’ selected. Deselect anything else i.e. ‘Graphic’.
4. Choose Add.
5. Follow the same procedure for the blue color used in the box behind the text
‘October 2019 Prospectus’.
Note: You should now have 2 colors in your CC Library.
ADDING FONTS TO YOUR CC LIBRARY NOTES
A great way to ensure consistency across multiple documents & Adobe programs is to
use consistent character & paragraph styles. Let’s look at how to create a CC Libraries
character style.
1. Using the selection tool, click the small white text ‘OCTOBER 2019 PROSPECTUS’
once.
2. From the bottom of the libraries panel, click the small + icon.
3. Have only the ‘Character Style’ selected. Deselect anything else i.e. ‘Graphic’, ‘Text’
etc..
4. Choose Add.
Note: You should now have the item ‘New Character Style’ in the library. You can rename
the style ‘iHQ Body Copy’ by double clicking the name ‘New Chara...’ in the Library panel.
ARTBOARDS NOTES
You can think of artboards as multiple pages within a single Photoshop file. Great if you’re
making multiple versions or an image. They are even better when you have lots of sizes of
visually similar graphics like advertising or social media posts.
1. Open Photoshop
2. File > Open: Exercise Files > Banner Ads.psd
3. Drag the ‘Hawaii’ image from your CC Library onto the first Artboard (Square).
4. Resize each of the images using Edit > Transform > Scale.
5. Send the images to the back of the composition by choosing: Layer > Arrange > Send
to Back.
NOTES
6. Repeat the process for the remaining 2 artboards.
UPDATING A LIBRARY GRAPHIC NOTES
In this exercise, we want to darken the Hawaii image. Because we have used the CC Library
graphic, we will be able to update the library original and have all the uses update at once.
1. Make sure you can see your CC Library panel.
2. Double click the thumbnail called Hawaii in the Library panel.
Note: A new tab will open. This will have the name Hawaii.PSB. Note that this is not
connected to the original Land & Sea.psd we started with.
3. Switch to the Adjustment Panel tab.

4. Choose ‘Levels from the icons.
Note: Levels looks like a small column graph.
NOTES
5. Identify the lower of the two white tabs on the right hand side of the level panel.
6. Click, hold and drag the white tab to the left. The output level should be around 140,
although this does not have to be exact.
Note: The image will appear darker.
BEFORE AFTER
7. File > Save
8. File > Close

Note: In your Banner Ads.psd file. You should see all the uses of the Hawaii image update.
You can also check your Illustrator file (Poster.ai). NOTES
BRAND COLORS
Consistent colors across multiple documents & formats is essential for cohesive marketing
& branding. In this exercise we will update the dark grey & pink objects in our ads to the
brand colors we added earlier from Illustrator.
Note: To speed the process of finding the shapes in our Photoshop document, we will start
by filtering our panels.
1. From the top of the layers panel. Click the small icon for ‘Shape Layers’.
Note: This will show you only the layers in the document that contain shape layers. In our
case it’s the Gray Circle and the Button. Ignore the ‘white circle’ in this exercise.
2. From the layers panel. Select the first Button layer but clicking its name in the layer
panel.
Note: You will know it’s selected as it will become a lighter grey than the other layers.
3. Click the iHQ Green from the Libraries panel.
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Note: The pink button on the ‘Square’ artboard should now be green.
4. Repeat this process for each of the Button Layers.

5. Now repeat this process for the ‘Gray Circle’ layers. Using the iHQ Blue color.
Note: Do not change the white circle.
NOTES
Note: When you have finished with the layer filtering it’s best to turn it off straight away. In
this case click the ‘Shape Layer’ icon to disable it.
ADDING ARTBOARDS NOTES
In this exercise we will add a new artboard. Along the way we will learn some work-flow
tricks to help you save time.
1. Choose the Artboard tool from the tool bar. You will find this by clicking and holding
down the selection tool.
2. Click the name of the ‘Square’ Artboard. This will select that particular artboard.
Note: You will know it’s selected when a small + symbol appears out of each side.
3. Hold down the Option key on your keyboard.

4. Click the lower + symbol.
Note: This will duplicate the artboard size as well as bringing all the layers along with it.
5. Rename the artboard by double clicking the name in the layers panel, changing it
from Square Copy to Rectangle.
NOTES
Note: We want to resize the our artboard from the right, so it is easier in this case to drag
the ‘Rectangle’ artboard.
6. With the Artboard tool still selected, click, hold & drag the left side of the artboard to
600px.
Note: You may have to reposition your Hawaii image to ensure it covers the background.
ARTBOARD TRICK #1 QUICK COLLAPSE

Artboards can be tricky to work with as they make the layers panel quite messy. This
following trick is a quick tidy up of the layers panel by collapsing all the artboards.
1. Scroll to the top of your layer panel so you can see the first Artboard named
‘Rectangle’.
2. Hold the CMD key down on your keyboard.
3. Click the small arrow (aka chevron) next to the layer name.
NOTES
Note: This will collapse all of the artboards into tidy layer groups.
ARTBOARD TRICK #2 FILTERS

Another nice way to tidy up the layers panel is to work on artboards one at a time. Use the
following filter method.
1. From the top of the layers panel, click the word ‘Kind’.
2. From the dropdown menu, choose Artboard.
NOTES
3. Now in your document, click the small text ‘Skyscraper’ just above the artboard.
Note: In your layers panel, you should only see the Skyscraper layers.
NOTES
4. Experiment by clicking the names of the other artboards in your document. e.g.
Leader Board, Rectangle & Square.
Note: Remember to turn this filter off when you no longer need it.
ARTBOARD TRICK #3 AUTO-NESTING

When using artboards, It can be frustrating when layers jump from one artboard to
another while you are moving objects. This tip will show you how to stop that happening.
1. We will work on the rectangle artboard.
2. Select the Hawaii layer.
3. From the icons at the top of the layers panel. Click the 4th icon (Prevent Auto-
Nesting).
4. This layer cannot be dragged from one artboard to another.
Note: You will see a small lock icon appear on this layer. This is a little confusing but only
indicates that Auto-Nesting is locked. The image can still be moved around.
Note: You can do this to an entire artboard by selecting all of the layers in the artboard
before clicking the icon.
NOTES
ARTBOARD TRICK #4 DUPLICATING

This trick will help you duplicate a new layer, we will use a logo, to the same spot on each
of your artboards.
1. From your CC Library, drag out the ‘Logo - Long’ into the first artboard (Square).
2. Resize and position it in top left corner of the ad.
3. From the top of the layers panel, click the word ‘Kind’.
4. From the dropdown menu, choose Name.
5. Type the word ‘Logo’
Note: Your layers panel should adjust showing you only the layers containing the word
Logo.
NOTES
6. Right click the layer ‘Logo - Long’ and choose Duplicate.
7. From the Artboard dropdown, choose rectangle.
8. Choose OK.
Note: You should now see an exact copy of the logo in the correct position on the
‘Rectangle’ artboard.
NOTES
9. Repeat step 6 for the other 2 artboards.

Pro tip: Instead of right clicking to activate duplication. You can simply drag the layer into
the ‘Create New Layer’ icon while holding the Option key on your keyboard. This icon is
found at the bottom of your layers panel.
CHARACTER STYLES
Creating character styles in your CC Library is an easy way to follow brand guidelines for
fonts.
1. From the top of the layers panel, ensure you are on ‘Kind’ from the dropdown.
2. Click the 3rd icon in ‘Filter for Type Layers’
Note: Your layers panel should adjust showing you only the layers that have type in them.
In our case it should be 4 layers with ‘Freedom Starts Here’.
NOTES
3. Select all 4 layers.

Note: You can do this by clicking the first layer, then holding the Shift key on your
keyboard and clicking the last text layer. All 4 layers should be selected now.
4. Click the Character Style that we have in our CC Library.
Note: All text layers in the document should now be a new font.
BEFORE AFTER NOTES
SELECT SUBJECT
This masking technique is a relatively new feature in Photoshop and is really handy for
making masks about people & objects.
1. Have Photoshop open.
2. File > Open: Exercise Files > Hipster 1.jpg
3. Choose: Select > Subject
Note: You should now have a selection (marching ants) around the model.
4. From the bottom of your layers panel, choose the ‘Add a Mask’ icon.
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Note: You should now have a mask around the edge or your model.
5. File > Save
6. Name your file Hipster 1.psd (this should be done by default).
7. File > Close.
Note: We will now work on a second example following the same process as the first
hipster.
1. File > Open: Exercise Files > Hipster 2.jpg
2. Choose: Select > Subject
Note: You should now have a selection (marching ants) around the model.
3. From the bottom of your layers panel, choose the ‘Add a Mask’ icon.
Note: You should now have a mask around the edge or your model.
SMART OBJECTS
Smart Objects are like a protective wrapper you can put around layers. The smart object
can be distorted, scaled & colored in many ways but the original layer is preserved
untouched inside smart object. This allows you to remove any formatting or revert to the
original layer at any time. This is called non-destructive editing. The other benefit is the
smart objects can be used multiple times in the same Photoshop document but are linked
to one original. This is handy when you want to make a change to all uses of the smart
object at once.
1. Ensure your Hipster 2 file is still open. NOTES

2. Select the ‘Layer 0’ in your layers panel.
3. Layer > Smart Objects > Convert to Smart Object.
Note: You can also right click the text (Layer 0) in the layers panel and choose Convert to
smart object.
Note: Your layer should now look like the image below. Note the small icon in the bottom
right of the layer thumbnail, this indicates that it is a smart object.
4. Rename the layer ‘Hipster’.

5. Duplicate the layer (right click and choose Duplicate)
6. From the Document field choose Banner Ads.psd
7. Choose OK
8. Switch to the Banner Ads.psd tab.
9. Reposition & resize the hipster in the bottom right of the ad.
Note: If you get a warning pop up saying “Could not use the move tool...” this is because
we still have our Layer Filtering turned on. We set it to only show text layers earlier in the
course. You can turn it off by clicking the ‘T’ icon at the top of the layers panel.
NOTES
10. Duplicate the hipster onto all 4 artboards. You’ll need to reposition & resize each
version to suit the various artboards.
UPDATING A SMART OBJECT

1. From your layers panel, double click the layer thumbnail.
Note: Alternatively you can right click the layer and choose ‘Edit Contents’.
Note: A new tab should open in Photoshop. Changes made here will effect the 4 instances
of the hipster we have in our banner ads. Also note that this document is completely
disconnected from the original image we used to create the smart object (Hipster 2.jpg).
1. Select the mask part of Layer 0. Do this by clicking it once.
Note: You should see a white corner appear on the mask.
2. Choose ‘Select and Mask’ from the Properties panel.
NOTES
3. Zoom into the beard of the hipster.

4. Choose the ‘Refine Edge Brush’ from the left tool bar (second icon down).
5. Choose a brush size of around 15.

6. Paint out the orange of his beard.
BEFORE AFTER
7. Turn on ‘Decontaminate Colors’ from the bottom of the Properties panel.
8. Choose OK from the bottom right of the window.

9. File > Save
10. File > Close NOTES

11. Switch to the Banner Ads.psd tab. You should now see all 4 Hipsters update with our
amendments.
ADOBE STOCK
In this exercise we will look at saving time choosing & licensing your stock images. Note,
this is an additional paid service from Adobe.
1. Ensure the file Banner Ads.psd is open.
2. Ensure you can see your CC Library.
3. Right click the ‘Hawaii‘ image.
4. Choose find similar.
Note: Photoshop will now do a search of Adobe Stock for images that are visually similar.
5. Once you have selected an image, click the second icon on the image ‘Save Preview‘
Note: in this exercise we will use the second result.
NOTES
6. Open the smart object called Hawaii by double clicking on the thumbnail in the layers
panel or you can double click the Hawaii image in the Library.
7. Click hold and drag the new stock image on the artboard.
8. Resize the image so it covers the entire space.
9. Hit Enter on your keyboard.

10. File > Save.
11. File > Close.
12. To remove the watermark and license the image, right click the image in the Library
and choose License Image
Note: Make sure you right clicking the image & not the Hawaii image. In our case it’s call
‘cof’.
NOTES
Note: The preview image should now update to the full resolution image in all of the
banner ads.
EXPORTING - ARTBOARD PDF

1. Ensure the Banner Ads.psd file is still open in Photoshop.
2. File > Export > Artboards to PDF.
3. Choose a location by clicking browse.

4. Click Run.
EXPORTING - JPEGS NOTES
There are many ways to export JPEGS from Photoshop. This technique allows multiple
artboard export. It also uses the names of your artboards as the files names. You can also
export multiple sizes in one easy dialog window.
1. File > Export > Export As
2. Select all of the artboard names on the right side.
3. Change the format to JPEG.
4. Multiple size export can be done by clicking the small + just about the artboard
names.
EXPORTING - PACKAGING
When you are using CC Libraries, files are linked to your library. An easy way to break that
link and grab all the linked files into one place is to package the files. This is handy when
you want to send a PSD to a colleague via email or Dropbox.
1. File > Package.
2. Choose a folder to put your packaged files.
3. Click Choose.
Note: Now open the folder you created and see that there is a PSD along with a ‘Links’
folder containing any links from your CC Library.
EXPORTING - CC LIBRARY COLLABORATE NOTES
Often when you are working with other members of your team, it’s easy to share CC
Libraries between you.
1. From the CC Libraries panel. Choose the panel menu from the top right corner.
Note: A web browser will open and you will be asked to login if you are not already logged
in.
2. From here you can allow others to share your CC library.
3. Other people can be allowed to just view & use the Library. Others can be allowed to
edit the Library. This gives them the ability to add & delete items from the library.
EXPORTING - SHARE LINK

This is the web only version of your CC Library allowing someone with no Photoshop
knowledge to view & download images, font styles & colors. I find this great for
developers.
1. File > Open: Exercise Files > Roar Cycles.psd
2. From the CC Libraries panel. Choose the panel menu from the top right corning.
3. Choose Share Link
EXPORTING - CSS & SVG

This is super handy if you want to share the specific CSS or SVG code for text or a vector
object with your developer so that they match your design perfectly.
1. Ensure Roar Cycles.psd is still open.
2. Select any of the text layers from the layer panel.
3. Layer > Copy CSS (or Copy SVG).
Note: You now need to paste this into a text document or email to see the code.
NOTES
EXPORTING - ADOBE GENERATE

This trick is useful for creating exporting lots of UI design elements in one go. Useful for
web & UI work.
1. Ensure Roar Cycles.psd is still open.
2. File > Generate > Image Assets
Note: Nothing seems to happen.
3. Rename the layer named ‘Layer 1’ in your layers panel. Call it hero.png
Note: In the background is a folder is being created on your system. This new folder will
have the same name as your PSD. It will be found in the same folder your PSD is currently
located. Check the folder and you will see an automatically exported image called hero.
png has appeared.
Syntax Examples:
hero.jpg5 = Export a JPEG at 50% quality.
300 x ? hero.jpg = Export a JPEG that is 300px wide & its proportional height.
Note: Groups can be named too. This will export everything in that group as one image.
For more syntax options visit:
https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/generate-assets-layers.html
ADOBE MARKET + MOCK-UPS

In this exercise we’re going to combine our understanding of smart objects & CC libraries
with free pre made mock-ups from Adobe Market.
1. File > Open: Exercise Files > Mockup 1.psd
2. Edit the smart object in the layers panel.
Note: Remember you can do this by double clicking the smart object thumbnail. Marked as NOTES
a red layer.
Note: The smart object will open in its own tab ‘Shape 1.psb‘.
3. Disable the visibility for the layer ‘Logo’. You can do this by clicking the small eyeball
next to the layer.
4. From your CC Library panel, click, hold and drag the ‘Logo - Stack’ onto your
artboard.
5. Resize the logo so that it covers most of the artboard. NOTES
6. Press Enter on your keyboard.

7. File > Save.
8. File > Close.
THE END
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www.bringyourownlaptop.com
Twitter: @danlovesadobe
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ADOBE MAX 2018 / LOS ANGELES

L248 - PHOTOSHOP TO SAVE YOUR LIFE:

Techniques for Consistent Marketing

PRESENTED BY: DANIEL WALTER SCOTT

CONTENT AWARE SCALE NOTES

1. Open: Exercise Files > Land & Sea.psd

2. Edit > Content Aware Scale

4. Press Enter on your keyboard.

CROP TOOL + CONTENT AWARE

CONTENT AWARE FILL NOTES

In this exercise we will remove the woman from the image.

3. Choose Edit > Fill

4. Ensure ‘Content Aware’ is selected from the top dropdown menu.

3. Name your library ‘MAX 2018‘

ADDING TO A LIBRARY NOTES

Let’s add our image to our CC Library.

CONNECTING TO ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR NOTES

1. Open Adobe Illustrator

5. Choose the layers panel.

11. Switch to your Properties panel.

13. Choose Select > Deselect from the top menu.

ADDING LOGOS TO YOUR CC LIBRARY NOTES

ADDING COLORS TO YOUR CC LIBRARY NOTES

Next let’s add 2 of our corporate colors to the library.

ADDING FONTS TO YOUR CC LIBRARY NOTES

6. Repeat the process for the remaining 2 artboards.

UPDATING A LIBRARY GRAPHIC NOTES

3. Switch to the Adjustment Panel tab.

Note: The image will appear darker.

7. File > Save

8. File > Close

4. Repeat this process for each of the Button Layers.

ADDING ARTBOARDS NOTES

3. Hold down the Option key on your keyboard.

ARTBOARD TRICK #1 QUICK COLLAPSE

ARTBOARD TRICK #2 FILTERS

ARTBOARD TRICK #3 AUTO-NESTING

ARTBOARD TRICK #4 DUPLICATING

6. Right click the layer ‘Logo - Long’ and choose Duplicate.

7. From the Artboard dropdown, choose rectangle.

9. Repeat step 6 for the other 2 artboards.

3. Select all 4 layers.

BEFORE AFTER NOTES

1. Ensure your Hipster 2 file is still open. NOTES

4. Rename the layer ‘Hipster’.

UPDATING A SMART OBJECT

3. Zoom into the beard of the hipster.

5. Choose a brush size of around 15.

7. Turn on ‘Decontaminate Colors’ from the bottom of the Properties panel.

8. Choose OK from the bottom right of the window.

10. File > Close NOTES

9. Hit Enter on your keyboard.

EXPORTING - ARTBOARD PDF

3. Choose a location by clicking browse.

EXPORTING - JPEGS NOTES

EXPORTING - CC LIBRARY COLLABORATE NOTES

EXPORTING - SHARE LINK

EXPORTING - CSS & SVG

EXPORTING - ADOBE GENERATE

ADOBE MARKET + MOCK-UPS

5. Resize the logo so that it covers most of the artboard. NOTES

6. Press Enter on your keyboard.

PRESENTED BY: DANIEL WALTER SCOTT