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How to integrate Omi with Photoshop?

Learn how to access your Omi renders directly from Photoshop.

Written by Sunil Vyas

It is possible to integrate Omi through its plugin directly in Photoshop, allowing you to access your renders with just one click directly in your Photoshop projects.

⚠️ Access to integration settings is only available to members of your organization with the “Integration Manager” role. For more information about roles and permissions, please refer to this article.

Here’s how to access it:

1. Copy your personal access token from Personal settings. (More info on how to create an access token)

2. Go to the “Integrations” section in your Omi space.

You will find different platforms where Omi can be integrated, including the section dedicated to Photoshop.

3. Click on “Install”.

This will redirect you to the Omi plugin page on Adobe Creative Cloud.

4. Click on “Open Creative Cloud Desktop App”.

5. Click on “Install” in the top-right corner of the Creative Cloud page.

6. Once the plugin is installed, click on “Open Photoshop”.

7. Photoshop will open and prompt you to paste your access token in the Omi window.

⚠️ If the Omi window does not open automatically in Photoshop, you can open it by going to the top toolbar, selecting “External Modules”, and then clicking on “Omi”.

8. Paste the access token you copied earlier, then click on “Authenticate”.

The Omi plugin will load and display your latest renders.

9. To transfer a render, you can:

  • Transfer it from the “Renders” tab, where the most recent renders made on your Omi account are displayed.

  • Transfer it from the “Projects” tab, where your Omi projects are listed and where you can find the renders made for each project.

Once you’ve found your render, simply click on it to transfer it.

The transfer will occur in the best available quality.

If you have many renders, you can use the search bar or the filters to easily find the one you want.

⚠️ Note: Videos are not supported by the plugin, so you will only see your photo renders generated with Omi.

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