There are several ways to do this. I have a set of tutorials for this here.

The 2 main ways are this….

1. You can set up a set of adjustment layers and have the actions hide and show layers.

2. Have 1 adjustment layer that action changes the color for.

3. Have actions that change the color of the text and/or layer styles.

I have a few templates available on the website that have actions included. Each template does it differently depending on how the text layers are set up.  It may be worth getting 1 or 21 of the templates so you can see a set up that is already done.

I also have a set of tutorials on the website in this link. However, these are the only tutorials I have for it and I don’t provide 1 on 1 help to set up actions for users.  This is just impossible to be able to support because it really depends on the text layers in your templates and every designer makes templates differently. So it really depends on how the graphics designer made their template.  Also, for any action pertaining to the templates, it should really be the graphics designer’s job to support their templates since they are getting paid for the templates.  It’s not really the job of Pixnub to provide support for creating actions for other graphics designer’s templates. The actions don’t need to be SPA specific. The template designers could make actions to change the colors of their templates that the users could use without SPA (but also with SPA too).  So it may be worth it to make a suggestion to the designers to include color changing actions with their templates since these could be used by any of their users and don’t need to be SPA specific.

Anyway, see the training here.

Dynamic PSD Templates

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