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[Photoshop] Add a feature to unlock layers automatically when opening images | RequestHunt

[Photoshop] Add a feature to unlock layers automatically when opening images

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by @u/Crazyforscuba | 3/1/2026 | submitted by AutoCollector

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Photoshop currently opens images as locked backgrounds, requiring users to unlock each layer manually. This is inefficient for users who frequently work with multiple images.

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@u/Crazyforscuba | 0 pts | 3/1/2026

Hey all! Sorry if this isn’t the right place for this. Just say the word if so haha also, I’m not very knowledgeable when it comes to PhotoShop haha I know my way around some general photo editing for work but that’s sort of it. So hopefully I can explain this right haha I’m on a Mac as well fwiw, and am only working with 10 or so photos at a time generally. Anyways, usually I’ll open up files in PS and it defaults to the Crop tool where I have a preset saved for the right sizing. So I’ll literally just open a bunch of photos, and be able to hit enter twice on any photo that I’m on and it’s cropped. But randomly today, it started defaulting to opening photos as a locked background, and I have to unlock the layer on each photo, and then hitting enter does nothing when I’m on the Crop tool now. It’s done this once before a couple of years ago but I can’t forget what I did to change it back. The only work around I’ve found in the interim is to sort of drag and draw/highlight a selection and then adjust it from there. Which is obviously really inefficient. A quick google and I saw that I can do a batch automation for something? So my questions are… 1. Why did it randomly change to opening everything up as a locked background? I didn’t update anything and it’s been a long time since it did this. Did I maybe accidentally turn some feature on or off? 2. How do I fix it? If it’s even possible haha 3. Is doing a batch automation better in general? Even if I wasn’t having this issue? Thanks so much!!

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