Photoshop Training Tutorial | Exporting Layers to a PDF & Exporting Layer Comps to PDF

The first part requires 2 separate steps which I wish was just 1 and the second part seems like a lot of work as well...
I wish there was a more simpler and easier way to just create a pdf of all the layers in a photoshop file...

Thank you — really helpful!

Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU! I actually bought the Creative Suite 6 and planned on using it (including Acrobat Pro 10 that I bought outright, too) for many years until recent Mac system "updates" RENDERED IT UNUSABLE and Adobe hasn't responded to *any* of my requests for help. You've just saved me with this video! I have no interest in paying monthly or annually and especially have no interest in using "the cloud" or having to log in their regularly just to stay active. I like having all my files on my own hard drives and because of the cloud, I lost thousands of files having no idea until recently it was because of that stupid cloud.

Maybe it's because I'm ahem old enough to appreciate having all my software on their original, physical disks... dunno. But, I had to log in just to say THANK YOU!

Does this also work for print files? Does this method maintain the quality of the images and their color profile too when exporting?

You genius! Your video is still helping people 8 years into the future. Marvelous, thank you!

I love that even in 2020 this video is still accurate to the newer Photoshop versions.

If anyone is looking for this in 2020 they moved "export all layers" to the export menu.

You're a lifesaver, Thanks!

Thank you for sharing. You're to the point.

thank u! your tutorial saved my life and many nerves ;)

Thank you so much :)

BIG THANKS! you save my ass.

Thanks for your useful tutorial. but i have a problem in making pdf from automate. after making pdf from psds, some layers is missed in final pdf and some text characters too. (it is visible and with no problem in psd) how can i fix this ?

Thank you!! This video solved my problem!

Thanks. Anyone trying this method should first ensure they have a flattened image on every layer or else it will take photoshop forever to export them.

While attempting to do this with a series of 1920x1080 pictures, they end up being too small inside the pdf. In 100% zoom, they appear with half their original resolution, and when zoomed in, they appear pixelated. Does this happen to anyone else? I'm using PS CS6.

I have 13 groups and layers within them, in photoshop
how do i go from there to make pdf files

Thanks for this!

Thank you so much!

Big TANK YOU!

Thanks! :)