The "TackIt! Mini" action creates a web-ready picture tacked up on a bulletin board. This handy little effect has plenty of customization options, including the width of the picture border, the amount of shadow for both the photo and tack, and the color of the tack.

This action set inspired by nature creates a textured wood border with bark-like text and optional foliage. Make your text look like it was just carved out of the woods! This effect actually contains two actions. The first one, "Bark", creates the wood border and barky interior, and the second action "Foliage" adds the leafy appearance at the top.

This is the version 2 update to the original "Plastic Wrap Alien". Of the many actions which I have created over the years, this remains one of my personal favorites. This updated version adds a more "ghoulish" appearance to the text, the patterned lines, and also renders a more realisic appearance when placed over various backgrounds. Also, you have the option of customizing the color/saturation of the text.

Use this spiffy action to put your photos on TV! The action creates the television set which includes two different frames (metallic & wood), customizable TV name, power and control buttons, and a RGB pixel overlay. The pixel overlay is available in "standard def" or "high def" resolutions.

This action takes your text, batters it, tears it, and puts it through the ringer to create this grungy effect! The effect looks a little different each time you run it, so you can use it multiple times and the results will never be identical. Additionally, you're given the option to customize the color and saturation to your own liking. Enjoy! Instructions: Very easy to use. Just enter your own text at the prompt. There is a stop which allows you to adjust the color and saturation as well. Requirements: Photoshop CS or higher.

These actions simulate realistically the popular look of an embossed label tape. Just type in your text and let Photoshop punch the letters on the tape. You can choose from three tape colors (R-G-B).

This action offers a “double” sketch effect, just like if you painted the sketch twice, once from left to right, and once from right to left.

This action will create a picture book from scratch and will place your photo on its front page. The action creates a number of decorative items. Press play and have fun!!!

The STAMP is a Photoshop action that will turn your photo into a nice stamp. Version 2 is fully customizable, allowing you to edit the text. Moreover you can edit, reposition, rotate and resize the date stamp. The set includes two different date stamp effects.

The BIG PICTURE is a Photoshop action that will make an image look as a collage made up of 25 individual photographs that are layed down in a 'slightly untidy manner'.

I share my cross coloring ps actions! Easy to install and use: just load the *.atn file in your actions menue in photoshop and play them! As far as i know itll work with all photoshop version newer than ps 6.0. Have fun.

Ladies and gents - dudes and dudettes, I proudly present The Polaroid GENERATOR V1. Contents: · T600* · T600 expired* · Time Zero* · Time Zero expired* · Finisher (adds emulsion streaks and bevel). *each actions available for wide and panel format photos max. resolution 599 dpi.

This little action lets you apply the classic weave effect on your images. Actually, there is much more in it than the weaving effect! By customizing the weaving size and texture you can create endless combinations.

This action will make a 1000 x 1000 blue-like marble which you can then use to do whatever. Even learn from it maybe.

Create a variety of wood textures for use in Photoshop 7.0, CS, and CS2.

This action will turn your images into comic looking pictures. Will run smooth on CS2, I am not sure about the other version... Would be nice if you let me know! Hope you enjoy it! STAY CREATIV! Free for personal use, for commercial please do ask! Thank you! How to install the action: 1. Put the .ATN file from the zip in a directory of your choice. It does not need to be in the Photoshop directory. 2. Choose Load Actions from the Actions palette menu. 3. Select the action set file from die directory you saved it. 4. Click Load. 5. Play it. Have fun! JennyW.

A droplet* is a Photoshop application that allows Actions to be applied to your image. Usually the droplets are left on your desktop and you simply drag a jpg file onto the droplet icon while Photoshop is open. What are the differences between the droplet trial version of the effect and the actual purchased Action effect? The trial versions will scale the image to 900 pixels, so your images should be at least, or close to 900 pixels. Smaller images will be enlarged and may show blurring and image noise. Other than that, the resulting image will show you how the actual Action will make your images appear. Like any plugin or action from any company, images that are blurred, contain a lot of image noise or are very dark and extremely low in contrast, will yield poor results. Keep that in mind. Since the droplets are made exactly as our actions, they are compatible with the standard installed filters and layer commands of Photoshop 7, CS, CS2 and CS3. The Pencil Pixels Actios are best suited for web and screen size art. These trial PencilPixels Action droplets are available for use on Macintosh or Windows versions of Photoshop. They are downloadable as zip files so that servers wouldn't have any security issues normally associated with exe files. Mac users, the file name has the extension of .exe they work on Mac whether the .exe extension is there or not. Mac users: downloading to the desktop is the easiest method. For Windows users Right click to save the file and select a folder where you'd be able to find it if the unzipping process automatically starts after the download. (I sometimes have to locate unzipped downloads in my 'Temp Web Files' folder in 'My Profile' folder.)

A PS action that will turn an image into something resembling a pen and ink watercolour. This was created in PS CS using a PC, i hope it works with early versions of PS.

Today I was playing a bit with Photoshop to create a stone background for a one-week game I am developing for the experiment. I wanted something random, with a style that reminds old style arcades.

The net is full of tutorials about creating an outer space image, but every one of them, in order to achieve good results, require the user (you) to manually draw stars or adjust some parameters. The real challenge is to code an action that creates an outer space without any drawing by the user.