How to Load Multiple Files as Layers in Photoshop

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When working with multiple exposures and multiple mockups in Photoshop, you can select multiple files, even if they are different sizes, and load them into a new Photoshop document with each image or graphic being placed on its own layer. This is a great way to bring images into Photoshop when working on composites, or bulk graphics in for website design, UI work, or anywhere that you may need multiple files in Photoshop quickly.

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[noahalexander]

I've been trying to figure out how to do this for so long. You are my saviour, honestly though. Thank you SO MUCH.

[RudeRichDallas]

This is perfect! So much usable information, so well presented! Thank you!!!

[fighterxwar]

god i miss your vidz, last tut i watched was 2 years ago. so glad you still do these great vidz

[jacek_poplawski]

I use this to combine multiple versions of my post processing, I learned this method from Dan Margulis workflow.

[LishaJoya]

my critique is tht you didnt load the stacked files on to you original file...for some reason i cant load stack- so i have to use DCIOM feature it still works like a stack....but instead...it wont let me load all the files in 1 to my origianl source file so i can do some ADs. if you can produce a video or suggest one tht can do that let me know

[darkbluebossa]

Cool! Is it available since which version?

[ArisMelachroinos]

what if some images are bigger and some smaller? how big will it make the project size? based on what picture??

[mcjiehembile]

Amazing amazing amazing, its hard for me to open individual files, no more for today! I got killed by those boom! boom! boom! boom!