Create PSD or PSB Image From Scratch using Python
Overview
To create a PSD or PSB file from scratch using Aspose.PSD for Python, you can follow the steps below:
Import the necessary modules and classes from the Aspose.PSD library:
from aspose.psd import Graphics, Pen, Color, Rectangle
from aspose.psd.brushes import LinearGradientBrush
from aspose.psd.fileformats.psd import PsdImage
Specify the output file name and path:
outputFile = "CreateFileFromScratchExample.psd"
Create a PSD image with the desired dimensions:
with PsdImage(500, 500) as img:
Add a regular PSD layer and update it using the graphic API:
regularLayer = img.add_regular_layer()
graphics = Graphics(regularLayer)
pen = Pen(Color.alice_blue)
brush = LinearGradientBrush(Rectangle(250, 250, 150, 100), Color.red, Color.aquamarine, 45)
graphics.draw_ellipse(pen, Rectangle(100, 100, 200, 200))
graphics.fill_ellipse(brush, Rectangle(250, 250, 150, 100))
Create a text layer:
textLayer = img.add_text_layer("Sample Text", Rectangle(200, 200, 100, 100))
Add a drop shadow effect to the text layer:
dropShadowEffect = textLayer.blending_options.add_drop_shadow()
dropShadowEffect.distance = 0
dropShadowEffect.size = 8
dropShadowEffect.color = Color.blue
Save the PSD file:
img.save(outputFile)
This code creates a PSD image with dimensions of 500x500 pixels. It adds a regular layer and draws an ellipse on it using a pen and a brush. It then adds a text layer with the text “Sample Text” and applies a drop shadow effect to it. Finally, it saves the PSD file with the specified output file name.
Please note that you will need to have the Aspose.PSD library installed and properly set up in your Python environment for this code to work. You can refer to the official Aspose.PSD documentation for more information on how to install and use the library.
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