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Photoshop's recorded actions, which do a job again at the press of a key. See every step right here, before you play it. Nothing runs, and nothing leaves your device.
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What you'll see
Your action set opens as a tree of its actions, each with its key, color and steps, and each step with the settings it was recorded with.
- Every action and its steps, in order
- Each step's settings, in Photoshop's words
- Nothing runs • See it before you play it
- Search every name and setting
About ATN
An ATN holds Photoshop's actions: steps Photoshop recorded and plays back to do a job again, like resizing photos for the web, adding a frame or giving a picture a film look. Photoshop saves a set from its Actions panel, and photographers share and sell them.
Each action has a name, a function key and a color, then its steps: each a command Photoshop recorded, like Make, Fill or Image Size, whether it's on, and the settings it was recorded with, kept as Photoshop's descriptors.
Filepeek lists every action and its steps as a tree, with their settings in Photoshop's words where it knows them. Nothing in it runs, so it's a safe way to see what an action does before you play it.
Photoshop actions
.atn
Format
- MIME type
- application/octet-stream
- Made by
- Adobe
Inside the file
- Holds
- A set of actions
- Each action
- Its steps in order
- Each step
- A command and its settings
- Runs
- Only in Photoshop
Opens in every browser
Filepeek opens ATN files in Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari. On their own, browsers download them.
- YouChromeOpens through Filepeek
- YouEdgeOpens through Filepeek
- YouFirefoxOpens through Filepeek
- YouSafariOpens through Filepeek
Apps that open ATN
- WindowsAdobe Photoshop
- MacAdobe Photoshop
- iPhone and iPadNo app plays it
- AndroidNo app plays it
Questions
How do I load an ATN into Photoshop?
Open the Actions panel's menu and choose Load Actions, or double-click the file. The set shows in the panel, and Play runs an action.
Can I see what an action does before I play it?
Yes. Every step shows here with its settings, like the size Image Size makes or a blur's radius, and nothing runs.
Why is a step turned off?
Its check was cleared in the Actions panel, so Photoshop skips it when the action plays. It shows here as on: false.