Could I do this? For example, if I was making a new logo, I would save the psd, it'd create a new folder called Avatar, and in that it would save the psd and the PNG.
Would that be possible?
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Sign up to join this communityif you are using Photoshop CC June 2014 You can get benefit using Extract assets from layers by naming folder group .png this will ensure saving a copy of all the layers and it's sun as assets.
what I mean: you can save your PSD normally while the layers of your logo grouped in a folder layer named XXXX.PNG so you may save PSD normally in the same time you will export all group layers under a specific folder or individual layers as flatten PNG file.
please see this new feature here
Save extra jpg.jsx
. I think it's a bit unnecessarily complicated script, but could guide you to the right direction.