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Updated over a week ago

When working on design mockups using Bonzai PSD templates, having the ability to seamlessly move files between Photoshop and Bonzai Canvas can save designers a lot of time and effort.

Edit, animate, and scale up your PSD files now directly into Bonzai Canvas.

How to Upload a PSD File

  1. Click on New Creative.

  2. Select the desired high-impact format.

  3. Fill the creative details

  4. Click on Build Creative

  5. On Canvas > Go to Assets panel.

  6. Click on Upload PSD File.

  7. Locate the file on your local storage.

  8. Click Upload.

  9. The PSD will open in the Bonzai Canvas.

Step-by-step guided Video

Requirements & Recommendations

Here's what you need to do (Requirements):

  • Use the right file format: Only PSD (Bonzai templates). Make sure the file isn't corrupted and has the correct extension (.psd).

  • Use a recent Photoshop version: Only Adobe Photoshop 2017 or newer works.

  • Keep your layers simple: Avoid using fancy tools like shapes, blending modes, or layer styles.

  • Main layers naming: Avoid renaming layers marked in green.

Here's what's best to avoid (Recommendations):

  • Uploading too many images at once: Stick to 10 for faster processing.

  • Keeping unused layers: Delete them for a smoother experience.

  • Uploading giant files: Your images will be resized to save space.

  • Renaming layers: Keep the original names for easier identification.

Points To Note:

  1. Only Bonzai PSD templates are supported in Bonzai Canvas.

  2. Access to all Bonzai PSD templates are linked below.

  3. Multiple Upload: When you upload a new PSD file to an existing creative, it will replace all the assets on the canvas with new images. Don’t worry you will find earlier assets in your Assets Library.

  4. Update Assets option, the new file replaces the older assets on canvas.

  5. Keep All option, keeps the old assets as well as the new assets as it is on canvas.

Bonzai PSD templates:

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