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We're a small London team of marketers, and we use AI to go faster.

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  • Cam BowenCam BowenCo-founder
  • Ben PowerBen PowerCo-founder
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FAQ answer

How do you maintain brand consistency when using Photoshop across marketing campaigns?

Short answer

Use a template and keep the settings the same. One file with set sizes, layer groups and export names means images come out matching. For one shop we built a product-photo template with fixed export names, so every product gets the same set of files.

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Start from a template

Brand consistency in images comes from repeating the same setup. A template file with fixed canvas sizes, layer groups and placeholder positions means each new image starts from the same frame.

What to fix in the template

  • Sizes and crops: the same canvas for every product or ad.
  • Colours: your brand colours saved as swatches.
  • Smart objects: swap the photo without touching the layout around it.
  • Export names: one naming rule, so files are easy to find and place.

An example

For one shop we built a Photoshop template for its product photos, with fixed export names and a three-stage compression pipeline. Every product ends up with the same set of files.

See how we use Photoshop.

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What are the performance and system requirements for running Photoshop efficiently?

Check Adobe's current system requirements for your operating system before you subscribe, because they change with each release. In practice, large files need plenty of memory and a fast drive.

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How does Adobe Photoshop pricing work and is it worth the investment?

Photoshop is a monthly subscription from Adobe, sold alone, with Lightroom in the Photography plan, or inside Creative Cloud Pro. At the time of writing (21 October 2026), Adobe's UK page lists Photoshop at £21.98 a month including VAT on an annual plan billed monthly, but prices and offers change, so check Adobe's plans page.

It's worth it if you have image jobs a layout tool can't do. If you only crop and resize, a free editor is enough.

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What are the key Photoshop features that marketing teams should master?

Five cover much of the marketing work: layers and masks, selection tools for cut-outs, smart objects, batch actions, and export settings. Camera RAW and Generative Fill are useful extras.

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How do you integrate Adobe Photoshop into modern marketing workflows?

Photoshop is where an image gets prepared. We design the page or ad layout in Figma, then export the image at the size the layout needs and compress it before it goes on a page or into an ad.

For one shop we built a Photoshop template for its product photos, with fixed export names and a three-stage compression pipeline.

Read the full answer : How do you integrate Adobe Photoshop into modern marketing workflows?
What types of marketing projects require Adobe Photoshop over other design tools?

Jobs where the picture itself needs work: retouching a photo, cutting a product out of its background, combining images, and making a template for a set of matching product images. For layouts, we use Figma.

Read the full answer : What types of marketing projects require Adobe Photoshop over other design tools?

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