: Add colors from color palette to same layer I have an layer (object) on a background image in photoshop. This object needs to be saved with different colors defined in the color palette. Would

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I have an layer (object) on a background image in photoshop. This object needs to be saved with different colors defined in the color palette.

Would it be possible to add a script which adds layers in the same amount as colors are defined in the color palette and adds each layer has one color. After that I could use the option "safe layers to files".

Even better would be if it would add the color and automatically safe each color.

Attached a image which shows what I want to to.

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