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Hi everyone,
I am shooting a huge product line of dog and cat products for an online store. I have to make each one 600×600, 260×260 and 160×160, and keep the name of the product in it. THere are about 5000 of them, so I was hoping to make a droplet, drop them in and go to sleep, but I’m not sure how to deal with the naming of them. Each has an individual name, like "salmon catnip", and my goal is to make the three sizes, save them as salmon catnip large, salmon catnip medium and salmon catnip small, without having to do this individually. I made a droplet using the original name and then just adding small, medium and large, and it turns all of the different products into salmon catnips. I tried making the droplet naming each of the three end products small, medium and large, thinking that the original name would just fill in, but that was wrong, too…they all just named themselves small, medium and large. The client needs them to be named individually, because if a 600×600 were to go in the thumbnail space, their customer would only see a piece of the product, and vice versa. Any step by step advice would REALLY be appreciated!
Thanks,
Barb
I am shooting a huge product line of dog and cat products for an online store. I have to make each one 600×600, 260×260 and 160×160, and keep the name of the product in it. THere are about 5000 of them, so I was hoping to make a droplet, drop them in and go to sleep, but I’m not sure how to deal with the naming of them. Each has an individual name, like "salmon catnip", and my goal is to make the three sizes, save them as salmon catnip large, salmon catnip medium and salmon catnip small, without having to do this individually. I made a droplet using the original name and then just adding small, medium and large, and it turns all of the different products into salmon catnips. I tried making the droplet naming each of the three end products small, medium and large, thinking that the original name would just fill in, but that was wrong, too…they all just named themselves small, medium and large. The client needs them to be named individually, because if a 600×600 were to go in the thumbnail space, their customer would only see a piece of the product, and vice versa. Any step by step advice would REALLY be appreciated!
Thanks,
Barb
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