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View and share auto-created collages, slideshows, and more

  1. Elements Organizer User Guide
  2. Introduction
    1. What is Elements Organizer?
    2. What's new in Elements Organizer
    3. System requirements | Elements Organizer
    4. Workspace basics
    5. Importing media in bulk
    6. Using Elements Organizer and Adobe Premiere Elements together
  3. Workspace and workflow
    1. Workspace basics
    2. View and share auto-created collages, slideshows, and more
    3. Use Media view to manage photos and videos
    4. Keys for editing photos
    5. Keys for finding photos
    6. Keys for viewing photos
    7. Using Elements Organizer and Adobe Premiere Elements together
    8. Selecting country or region
  4. Importing media files
    1. Importing media from cameras and card readers
    2. Importing media in bulk
    3. Importing media from iPhoto library (Mac OS only)
    4. Importing photos from scanners (Windows only)
    5. Importing media from files and folders
  5. Viewing and fixing media files
    1. Use Media view to manage photos and videos
    2. View video and full-screen images
    3. Grouping photos in version sets
    4. Fixing photos in Elements Organizer
    5. Fixing photos and videos using other applications
    6. Auto-curate your best photos
  6. Marking places, faces, and events
    1. Adding and managing place (location) data
    2. Marking faces and organizing media in People view
    3. Adding and managing event data
    4. Creating event stacks using Smart Events
  7. Managing catalogs, folders, and albums
    1. Creating albums and album categories
    2. Editing albums and album categories
    3. Create and edit catalogs in Elements Organizer
    4. Back up or restore catalogs | Elements Organizer 2018
    5. Tag your media
    6. Using Smart Tags
    7. Creating and editing Saved Searches
    8. Back up or restore catalogs | Elements Organizer 15 and earlier versions
    9. Troubleshooting catalog issues
  8. Searching photos and videos
    1. Using Enhanced Search
    2. Using the Find menu
    3. Finding media files by keyword tags
    4. Search options to find media
    5. Searching for media files
    6. Finding media files using Timeline
  9. Creating photo projects
    1. Elements Organizer projects overview
    2. Slideshows
    3. Creating photo calendar
    4. Creating slide shows (Windows only) | Elements 12
  10. Creating video projects
    1. Create instant movies and video stories
    2. Viewing video projects
  11. Printing, sharing, and exporting
    1. Printing photos
    2. Sending photos and media files by email
    3. Email photos as PDF file
    4. Share videos
    5. Export photos
    6. Share photos using online services
    7. Set e-mail preferences

Learn how to access, edit, save, and share auto-generated creations called Auto Creations in Elements. These Auto Creations range across photo collage, slideshows and photo effects.

Each time you launch Adobe Photoshop Elements or Premiere Elements, the Home screen offers various auto-generated creations or Auto Creations. Enjoy Auto Creations of photo effects that include Pattern BrushPainterly, and Depth of Field. You can also access slideshows and photo collages which highlight your memorable moments.

You can choose to edit and save the Auto Creations in Adobe Photoshop Elements or Premiere Elements. You can also instantly share the Auto Creation on social media.

View Auto Creations

You can view the Home screen when you launch Adobe Photoshop Elements or Premiere Elements. On this screen, under Auto Creations, you can view auto-created photo effects such as Painterly, photo collages and slideshows.

You can use the number icons below the Auto Creation thumbnails to browse the first five creations. Select View All to access the entire list of Auto Creations in Elements. To delete an Auto Creation from the given list, select  at the lower-left corner of the Auto Creation's thumbnail.

Elements use your imported photos and videos to offer personalized creations based on your tags, keywords, album names, events, places, people, and location data.

View Auto Creations in Elements

Note:

  • You can view Auto Creations based on the application that you have. For example, if you have only Photoshop Elements, you can view photo effects, slideshows, and photo collages. If you have only Adobe Premiere Elements, you will view slideshows. If you own both Adobe Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements, you will view all the previously mentioned Auto Creations.
  • If you launch Adobe Photoshop Elements or Premiere Elements using a shortcut, you cannot view the Home screen.
  • The Home screen displays the previews of the Auto Creations. To view the desired Auto Creation, you need to open it.
  • If you are a new user, ensure that you import photos and videos in Elements Organizer and relaunch the application. The more media that you import, the more number of Auto Creations you can access on the Home screen.
  • Older Auto Creations will be removed over time if you don't edit or save them.
  • Starting from Elements 2020, you can view Auto Creations such as Pattern Brush, Painterly, and Depth of Field effects.
Access photo edits such as Painterly in Auto Creations
Access automatically created photo effects such as Painterly effect in Auto Creations

Open an Auto Creation

Open an Auto Creation to edit, save, and share it. On the Home screen, under the section Auto Creations, you can find the Auto Creations. Select Open on the desired Auto Creation to open it in its respective Elements application.

Depending on the type of Auto Creation, you can edit it in Photoshop Elements, Elements Organizer, or Adobe Premiere Elements. A photo collage or photo effects opens in Photoshop Elements, while slideshows open in Elements Organizer. 

Edit an Auto Creation

After you open an Auto Creation, you can edit it. Depending on the type of Auto Creation, you can edit it in Photoshop Elements, Elements Organizer, or Adobe Premiere Elements.

Refer to the following resources to learn more:

Photo effects such as Pattern BrushPainterly, or Depth of Field open in the last used workspace of Photoshop Elements, which is in either Quick or Advanced mode. Use the Layers panel and toolbar in the Advanced workspace to enhance or refine the photo effect.

For example, to edit the Painterly effect, select the Brush Tool in the toolbar and choose Brush > Artistic Brushes in the bottom panel. In the Layers panel, you can:

  • Edit the mask. In the layer with the mask thumbnail (the first layer in the screenshot below), select the lock icon and then the Layer mask thumbnail to edit the mask.
  • Hide a layer. (Select  of that layer to hide it.)
  • Adjust the opacity of the brush. Use the Opacity slider.
Select a brush in the bottom panel and use the Layers panel for more control.
Select a brush in the bottom panel and use the Layers panel in the right for more control.

Save an Auto Creation

Once you've opened and edited an Auto Creation, you can save it. To save an Auto Creation, do the following:

  • To save a photo effect or photo collage in Photoshop Elements, select Save on the taskbar. Alternatively, you can select File > Save As. By default, the Auto Creations are saved in the My Pictures folder. For more details on saving an Auto Creation in Photoshop Elements, view Save images.
  • To save a slideshow in Elements Organizer, select Save in the upper-right corner of the Slideshow window.
Opomba:

Auto Creations will be removed over time, if you don't save them. Open and save the desired Auto Creations to ensure that you don't lose them.

Quickly share your Auto Creation

In Photoshop Elements, after you've opened and edited your Auto Creation, you can share it on your favorite social media sites.

To share an Auto Creation in Photoshop Elements, select Share in the upper-right corner of the Editor workspace. From the displayed drop-down list, select your desired option to share. To know more, view Share photos.

In Adobe Premiere Elements, once you've edited your Auto Creation, you can share it on your social media sites. To share a video creation in Adobe Premiere Elements, view Share videos.

In Elements Organizer, once you've edited your Auto Creation, you can share it to Flickr, Twitter, YouTube, and more. To share an Auto creation in Elements Organizer, select Share on the taskbar and select your desired option from the drop-down list.

Frequently asked questions

To view Auto Creations, it is recommended to let your system stay idle for the analysis to complete after you've closed Elements. Relaunch Elements after sometime and look for Auto Creations under the section Auto Creations on the Home screen.

If you are a new user, ensure that you import photos and videos in Elements Organizer and relaunch the application. The more media you import, the more number of Auto Creations you can access on the Home screen.

To receive more accurate Auto Creations of your events, use relevant folder and album names, keywords, and tags in your photos and videos.

Opomba:

If the free space in your disk is less than 500 MB, then Auto Creations won't be generated.

Elements removes older Auto Creations, over time if you don't open or save them.

To ensure that you don't lose your desired Auto Creations, open and save them.

Yes, you can disable Auto Creations on the Home screen. However, already created Auto Creations, if any, will continue to appear on the Home screen until you delete them.

To disable Auto Creations, open Elements Organizer and select (macOS) Elements Organizer > Preferences > Media-Analysis/(Windows) Edit > Preferences > Media-Analysis. In the Preferences dialog box, select Generate Auto Creations and select OK. The Auto Creations feature will then be turned off.

Preferences dialog box
Preferences dialog box on macOS

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