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Welcome back.

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So how can I organize Photoshop files?

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So the cool thing about Photoshop is they make an extremely easy to organize files because if I open

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up Photoshop right now.

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OK.

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You have a couple options when you're saving a file, which are going to show you once is loads up.

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You can save a file.

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So if I go to create new and we just hit create and then we do file and save as I'll show you the different

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options we have.

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They give you the option to save a file to the cloud or save it on your computer.

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So for this example, I want to save it to the computer.

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Click on desktop.

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And then if I click on where it says Photoshop, we have all these different formats so we can save

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two.

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So we can save to a large document format, which is PSB.

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We can save two a BNP diko Photoshop E.S.P.

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Photoshop DSP 1.0, which is E.S.P 2.0.

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Yep.

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P.S. E.S.P.

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Sorry, U.P.S., we can save the gif and if format J peg J peg two thousand J peg stereo multi picture

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format p.c x Photoshop pdaf Photoshop rha Pixar PMG Portable Bitmap.

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Sci-Tech, C.T., Tajai and Tef.

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So these are different ways that you can organize a Photoshop files.

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You can do it by file name.

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So you could do, for example, if I closes out and I'll just use one of the examples that I was talking

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about.

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So if we do file new and we do Photoshop files.

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And I open this up and we right.

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Click and we do new.

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We can do zero one BSD, zero two JPEG and zero three PMG.

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So that's one way that you can organize Photoshop files.

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All right.

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So thanks for watching.

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I'll see in the next video.