If you have never saved one of the open images before, then you will be prompted to choose a file name and save location for the image. Note that there are keyboard shortcuts for these actions as well, which are listed on the menu, right next to the desired option.ĭepending on the size of the image files that you are saving, the process of performing multiple saves can take a little while, this is especially true if you have a very high number of images open, as photoshop tends to run slower when there are more open files. If you are only interested in saving individual images then you can choose the desired option from the edit menu, such as Save, Save As, Save a Copy, etc.
More Information on How to Save Images in Photoshop CS5 Our tutorial continues below with additional discussion about saving multiple open images at the same time in Photoshop. Fortunately, you can learn how to save all of your open images in Photoshop CS5 at once and greatly speed up the process.
You can also take advantage of having multiple images open at once to apply batch commands to those open images, such as if you want to crop multiple images at once.īut saving all of those open images when you are done with them can be tedious. This is beneficial when you need to copy elements of an existing image into a different image, or if you need to apply a change to a bunch of images at once.
Photoshop CS5 is capable of employing the use of tabs for you to work on multiple images at once.
You can close and save multiple open images in Photoshop at the same time by clicking the File tap, selecting Close All, then checking the Apply to All box and clicking yes to confirm that you want to save your images before closing them. It’s fairly easy to have a lot of images open at once, however, and it can take a few seconds per image to save and close. If you have spent a lot of time creating and editing image files in Photoshop, then being sure to save them can eliminate a lot of future headaches.