When using Save a Copy , manually select the exact same file name and location, and confirm that you want to replace it when prompted. 2. Creating & Managing JPG Copies (Best Practices)
Based on your request, it seems you are dealing with a technical issue regarding file management, specifically with creating duplicate files when saving, or you are looking for information on creating high-quality JPG copies . 1 - Copy.jpg
Use Layer > Flatten Image before saving. If you don't flatten, Photoshop assumes you want to save the layers, forcing a "Save As". When using Save a Copy , manually select
Repeatedly saving a JPG as a copy can lead to generation loss (reduced image quality). Save from the original master file (PSD/TIFF) whenever possible. Use Layer > Flatten Image before saving
adding "Copy" to your file names? Looking for a tool to make multiple copies of an image? Trying to optimize an image for a website?
If using the image for web content, provide descriptive alt text that explains the image, rather than just stating it is a copy. 3. Using Online Tools to Duplicate