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 an 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

Very quick customization set up… nice

Ludde

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

Panos

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?

Panos

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

Henning

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

skoville

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

skoville

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

vipul

There is no Panels folder in PS CC.