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An2013-04-05 12:47:26
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An, 2013-04-05 12:47:26

Show layer position and size in Photoshop

Good afternoon

Is it possible to somehow automate the display of the size and position of all layers in Photoshop to transfer the screen to the programmer.
Something like this



Something tells me that there must be a solution, but I can't google it. Perhaps somehow using the ruler tool, third-party tools/utilities? Share your experience

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GavriKos, 2013-04-05
@GavriKos

If the visual part is not very important, but just coordinates and sizes are enough, then Photoshop has an image exporter by layers, you can finish it a little bit - and you will have xml with the coordinates and sizes of all layers

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Ivnika, 2013-04-05
@Ivnika

Automate not sure but quick view - ctrl + t, will show the selection of the layer at the top of the panel coordinates, dimensions. Moreover, the layer, coordinates, etc. will be shown taking into account transparent pixels (i.e. if you insert a 100x100 png with a picture inside 50x50, then a 100x100 block will be shown when selected)

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marcus, 2013-04-05
@marcus

Select the menu item Window -> Info. A panel with information about the object will appear. Now select the desired layer and press Ctrl + T - the information panel will display the dimensions of the layer. The dimensions do not take into account the shadows applied through the Blending Options, they must be selected manually with a crop.

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TheMengzor, 2013-04-05
@TheMengzor

Window -> Info
Then select tool, draw desired rectangle with it and see X/Y/W/H in Info window.

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