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# Adding a PSD file

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How to add a PSD file

Adding breakpoints

Scaling

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After following the guidelines mapped out here, adding your polished PSD file to Maker is incredibly easy.

Open the editor, and click on the "Elements" tab in the media panel on the left side and select the Ps icon under layout options.

Then, select the Upload PSD button from the media panel on the left:

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Once uploaded, click 'ADD' to insert the file into your story. Once added to your story, you can continue to edit the layers and elements as normal.

Note : The grid width of your Maker story will automatically adjust to the size of your Desktop PSD. All PSD files uploaded to Maker will be saved and available for re-use and download.


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