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: How to save to web with an hyperlink (slice tool) in Photoshop I have added an hyperlink to a QR Code in Photoshop CC using the slice tool. Now I want to save my file in 2 differents formats

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I have added an hyperlink to a QR Code in Photoshop CC using the slice tool.

Now I want to save my file in 2 differents formats

As a JPEG to post on social media
As an JPEG in html format to insert on our website

Soooo...since I am new in doing all of this, I really need some help here.
I have to make this illustration available tomorrow morning the latest and have spend so many hours trying and researching the web for answers and how to.

Can someone help me in the step by step to do that.
Every time I try, it either creates multiples files that are "pieces" of my original illustration or when I try in html format and I try to load the page afterwards by clicking on the saved *.html file, it doesn't load the image !

Thanks for you help !

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@Nimeshi706

Images can't contain links within themselves. That's not how images work.

In order to have a "link" you must use some surrounding HTML markup.

Like this:
<a href="yourlink.com"><img src="YourImageHere.jpg" /></a>

There is no way to make just a jpg, png, or gif that is also a link.

There's such thing as a "JPEG in html format". A jpeg is in jpeg format.

I am not familiar with Facebook uploading, but I imagine if you are selecting an .html file when trying to upload an image, the web site would not accept the upload. In all probability the web site expects to see a .jpg, .png or .gif file.

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