This plugin allows you to export images with different text from a string list. For each line in the list, you can change the content of the image’s text layers using variables defined in the layer itself or the layer name.
Format of the list
The list has the same structure as a CSV with a column separator ; (semicolon).
Un ejemplo válido de lista sería este:
Superman;Lois Lane
Clark Kent;Lois Lane
Romeo;Julieta
Calisto;Melibea
Batman;Catwoman
Aragorn;Arwen
Adán;Eva
Odiseo;Penélope
Arturo;Ginebra
Lancelot;Ginebra
Tristán;Isolda
In this example, we define a list of eleven rows and two columns. Internally, the plugin processes it as follows:
| tx1 |
tx2 |
| Superman |
Lois Lane |
| Clark Kent |
Lois Lane |
| Romeo |
Julieta |
| Calisto |
Melibea |
| Batman |
Catwoman |
| Aragorn |
Arwen |
| Adán |
Eva |
| Odiseo |
Penélope |
| Arturo |
Ginebra |
| Lancelot |
Ginebra |
| Tristán |
Isolda |
The content of text layers named “tx” followed by a column number will be replaced with the content of that column. For example, the text layer named tx1 will be replaced with “Superman,” “Clark Kent,” etc., for each export, and the text layers named tx2 will be replaced with the content of the second column (e.g., “Lois Lane”).
If a text layer contains multiple lines of text, we will use variables within the layer, using the column name enclosed in curly braces ({}), for example ({tx1}, {tx2}, etc.).
For each line in the list, we will export the image with the replaced text in the format, folder, and filenames selected in the Export Options tab.
Sample video
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