Input slide duration time and transition effects for your web slideshow. Name your gallery, give it a description, caption your photos, and add contact information if you’d like. Select your desired gallery template, keeping in mind that “Standard” uses Flash so be sure you’re publishing to a Flash-compatible device or your gallery won’t display properly. Click the Web Gallery button at the top of the Output panel. In Adobe Bridge, select the images you want to include in the gallery (select multiple photos by holding down the Command key on a Mac and the Control key on a PC). Here are the step-by-step instructions as presented in our video: Watch our video tutorial to learn more about how to create a wide selection of web galleries of your images. However, you can restore the Output Modules by following the directions here. Important note: The video below was produced using Adobe Bridge CS6, and Adobe subsequently removed the output modules in the default installation of Bridge CC and CC 2014. Select the workspace switcher arrow at the top of Bridge’s window and choose Output.If you’re looking to create a customized online display of your images, Adobe Bridge gives you a quick way to make a web photo gallery. In Bridge CC, choose Window > Workspace > Output. Now open up Adobe Bridge and if you installed everything correctly you should see this prompt when first opening Adobe Bridge: Leave the rest in its original folder called “Adobe Output Module”. Now copy the AdobeOutputModule.workspace file into the Workspaces folder. Now you need to extract the contents of the downloaded ZIP file to this folder. Mac OS X: /Library/Application Support/Adobe/Bridge CC Extensions. Windows: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Bridge CC Extensions. Mac OS X: /Library/Application Support/Adobe/Bridge CC 2015 Extensions. Windows: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Bridge CC 2015 Extensions. macOS: /Library/Application Support/Adobe/Bridge CC 2017 Extensions. 
Windows: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Bridge CC 2017 Extensions.For Windows, all you need to do is find the Extensions folder of your Adobe Bridge edition. Be sure to download the correct file bellow: Adobe Bridge CC 2017:ĪOM for macOS (v10.10 or later) Adobe Bridge CC 2015 (6.3.x):ĪOM for macOS (v10.9 or later) Adobe Bridge 6.2.x:
This feature works with Adobe Bridge CC editions (20) and 6.2 edition. So while searching for the answer I found out that Adobe offers this addon for free. Upon using it I started missing out on a pretty basic feature – an EXPORT. To be honest I personally just started using it due to storage issues (got over 49TB of RAW images and video from my other project called Beyond The Sensor) and wanted to clean up all the clutter. It supports all current cameras out there from Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm and many more. Adobe Bridge is a great application to quickly sort out your RAW camera images.
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