How To Open Multiple Images As Layers In Photoshop Using Bridge

Since you’ll be creating a new file when you import the photos, you don’t need to open an existing file or create a new one here.

If you’re selecting a folder, the entire folder’s photo contents will be imported into Photoshop.

This process can take several minutes during which Photoshop will most likely be fairly unresponsive. Photoshop may appear to glitch out during the layer assimilation; this is part of the process, so don’t close or restart Photoshop until your layers finish importing.

Open the Creative Cloud program. Click ⋮ in the upper-right corner. Click Check for App Updates Click Update All if prompted. Keep in mind that updating doesn’t always fix this problem. If your programs are both updated to the 2017 version, consider deleting and reinstalling Photoshop and Bridge, or use Photoshop’s Scripts instead.

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If you still don’t see Photoshop in the Tools menu, you may need to use Photoshop’s Scripts instead. You can also try deleting and reinstalling both Photoshop and Bridge.

You can switch between the individual layers by clicking the one that you want to view in the “Layers” window that’s on the right side of Photoshop.