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Home » Photoshop Tutorials » Technical & Workflow » How To Create Custom Panels With Adobe Configurator 3.1

How To Create Custom Panels With Adobe Configurator 3.1

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In this tutorial, I will show you how to create custom panels for Photoshop CS6 without doing any coding.

We’ll use Adobe Configurator 3.1 which is a utility that enables you to create custom panels with easy to use drag and drop tools.  You can then export the results for use in Photoshop or InDesign.

Learning how to use this tool could potentially save you a lot of time, and increase your productivity.

If you have a question or a comment, leave it below!

In This Tutorial You Will Learn How To:

00:29 – Download Adobe Configurator 3.1.
00:58 – Create a panel in Adobe Configurator 3.1.
01:40 – Add tools to your panel.
03:13 – Export panels into Photoshop.
04:04 – Use the panel you just created.

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Michel
Michel
8 years ago

Very quick customization set up… nice

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Jesus Ramirez
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8 years ago

Thanks Michel!

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Ludde
Ludde
8 years ago

Great tip man. This will be a nice time saver! Thanks

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Jesus Ramirez
Jesus Ramirez
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Reply to  Ludde
8 years ago

Glad it helps!
Thanks for watching Ludde!

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Panos
Panos
7 years ago

I seem to have a problem.
After I make my custom panel, I can’t seem to find it in my Windows/Extensions menu in Ps.
Any ideas?

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Panos
Panos
Reply to  Panos
7 years ago

Never mind, it worked when I put the folder containing my panel inside the “Panels” folder.

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Henning
Henning
6 years ago

Thanks. This are a great tut. Now I’ll go try this ;0)

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Jesus Ramirez
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Reply to  Henning
6 years ago

You’re welcome!

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skoville
skoville
6 years ago

There is no Panels folder in PS CC. If I make one it still does not show in Extensions. Any ideas?

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skoville
skoville
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6 years ago

There ARE no Panels folder in PS CC. If I make one it still does not show in Extensions. Any ideas?

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vipul
vipul
1 month ago

There is no Panels folder in PS CC.

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