Adobe Photoshop is the default tool for image editing across design, marketing, e-commerce, and production. Layered PSD files, smart objects, and templated artwork are how teams produce and maintain visuals at scale. If your product creates or manages images, the editable source almost always lives in Photoshop.
A Photoshop integration lets your product automate edits that teams otherwise do by hand. You can populate templates, replace smart objects, apply edits, and export final images programmatically, so repetitive production work happens inside your product instead of in a manual queue.
What we connect
- PSD documents and their layer structure
- Smart objects and layer content swapped from your data
- Text layers populated with copy, pricing, or product details
- Edits and adjustments applied programmatically to a document
- Exports and renditions in the sizes and formats you need
Common use cases
- A creative automation tool that fills Photoshop templates with product data and exports finished assets.
- An e-commerce product that batch-edits and resizes images to channel specs without a designer in the loop.
- A personalization workflow that swaps smart objects to generate variants at scale.
- A production app that cleans up, crops, or standardizes images as they enter your system.
How we build it
- Scope: we map the documents, layers, edits, and export formats your use case needs, with clear acceptance criteria.
- Prototype with AI: we build a working spike against the Photoshop API fast, so you see real output early.
- Build and review: senior engineers write and review the integration, covering auth, jobs, error handling, and rate limits.
- Launch and maintain: we ship it, document it, and keep it healthy as the Photoshop API changes.