App Presentation Mockup S6AZR24

This asset is based on the latest version of Photoshop using Smart Objects. How to replace the contents of a Smart Object: You can replace the image data in one Smart Object or multiple linked instances. This feature lets you quickly update a visual design, or replace low-resolution placeholder images with final versions. Note: When you replace a Smart Object, any scaling, warping, or effects that you applied to the first Smart Object are maintained. Select the Smart Object, and choose Layer > Smart Objects > Replace Contents. | Navigate to the file you want to use, and click Place. | Click OK. ... The new content is placed in the Smart Object.

This asset is based on the latest version of Photoshop using Smart Objects. How to replace the contents of a Smart Object: You can replace the image data in one Smart Object or multiple linked instances. This feature lets you quickly update a visual design, or replace low-resolution placeholder images with final versions. Note: When you replace a Smart Object, any scaling, warping, or effects that you applied to the first Smart Object are maintained. Select the Smart Object, and choose Layer > Smart Objects > Replace Contents. | Navigate to the file you want to use, and click Place. | Click OK. ... The new content is placed in the Smart Object.

This asset is based on the latest version of Photoshop using Smart Objects. How to replace the contents of a Smart Object: You can replace the image data in one Smart Object or multiple linked instances. This feature lets you quickly update a visual design, or replace low-resolution placeholder images with final versions. Note: When you replace a Smart Object, any scaling, warping, or effects that you applied to the first Smart Object are maintained. Select the Smart Object, and choose Layer > Smart Objects > Replace Contents. | Navigate to the file you want to use, and click Place. | Click OK. ... The new content is placed in the Smart Object.

This asset is based on the latest version of Photoshop using Smart Objects. How to replace the contents of a Smart Object: You can replace the image data in one Smart Object or multiple linked instances. This feature lets you quickly update a visual design, or replace low-resolution placeholder images with final versions. Note: When you replace a Smart Object, any scaling, warping, or effects that you applied to the first Smart Object are maintained. Select the Smart Object, and choose Layer > Smart Objects > Replace Contents. | Navigate to the file you want to use, and click Place. | Click OK. ... The new content is placed in the Smart Object.

This asset is based on the latest version of Photoshop using Smart Objects. How to replace the contents of a Smart Object: You can replace the image data in one Smart Object or multiple linked instances. This feature lets you quickly update a visual design, or replace low-resolution placeholder images with final versions. Note: When you replace a Smart Object, any scaling, warping, or effects that you applied to the first Smart Object are maintained. Select the Smart Object, and choose Layer > Smart Objects > Replace Contents. | Navigate to the file you want to use, and click Place. | Click OK. ... The new content is placed in the Smart Object.

This asset is based on the latest version of Photoshop using Smart Objects. How to replace the contents of a Smart Object: You can replace the image data in one Smart Object or multiple linked instances. This feature lets you quickly update a visual design, or replace low-resolution placeholder images with final versions. Note: When you replace a Smart Object, any scaling, warping, or effects that you applied to the first Smart Object are maintained. Select the Smart Object, and choose Layer > Smart Objects > Replace Contents. | Navigate to the file you want to use, and click Place. | Click OK. ... The new content is placed in the Smart Object.

This asset is based on the latest version of Photoshop using Smart Objects. How to replace the contents of a Smart Object: You can replace the image data in one Smart Object or multiple linked instances. This feature lets you quickly update a visual design, or replace low-resolution placeholder images with final versions. Note: When you replace a Smart Object, any scaling, warping, or effects that you applied to the first Smart Object are maintained. Select the Smart Object, and choose Layer > Smart Objects > Replace Contents. | Navigate to the file you want to use, and click Place. | Click OK. ... The new content is placed in the Smart Object.

This asset is based on the latest version of Photoshop using Smart Objects. How to replace the contents of a Smart Object: You can replace the image data in one Smart Object or multiple linked instances. This feature lets you quickly update a visual design, or replace low-resolution placeholder images with final versions. Note: When you replace a Smart Object, any scaling, warping, or effects that you applied to the first Smart Object are maintained. Select the Smart Object, and choose Layer > Smart Objects > Replace Contents. | Navigate to the file you want to use, and click Place. | Click OK. ... The new content is placed in the Smart Object.