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Is it possible to combine multiple PDF pages in Photoshop, without having to export each individually and combine in them Adobe Acrobat? Well, in this video we delve into the simple process that allows you to automate a multi-document PDF or create a PDF Presentation!

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✅ VIDEO SUMMARY
Firstly, save all of the file that you want to combine using either "Save As" or "Save A Copy". There are a whole range of formats you can use, but to be safe, choose either PSD, Photoshop PDF (make sure you use a "Photoshop PDF", not another PDF file type) or JPEG.

Next go to "File", "Automate" and then "PDF Presentation". For here you can select which files you want to include by selecting "Browse". You can rearrange the order of your PDFs by holding and dragging the files into a hierarchy. You can also duplicate or delete a file. Next choose whether you want to create a Multi-Page Document or a PDF Presentation. Finally, choose whether you want to include any metadata in the PDF and then when you're ready press "Save". After you finish covering the specifics of file names and destination, as well as one or two more customizable PDF options, your document has now saved and is ready to use!

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🕒 TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Can you combine multiple PDFs?
0:43 Save your Photoshop files
2:07 Combine multiple PDFs
6:53 Opening your multi-page PDF document
7:29 Add metadata to your PDF document

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