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How can I export PSD layer styles as Sass code?

Photoshop currently doesn't offer an option to generate Less, Sass, SCSS, Stylus pre-processors. But there is a way how to do it with Avocode - see below.


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No need to buy or install Photoshop. Open and export assets from layered Photoshop designs on macOS, Windows, Linux or in the browser with Avocode.

Open your design and go to the Select Tool or hold V key. Then switch to the Code panel and make sure your code language is set to Sass.

When you click on any design layer, its styles will appear as Sass in the Code panel. Either click COPY ALL to export the whole code snippet or select particular lines or values and they will be copied to your clipboard.

To customize the code output, feel free define any value as a Variable, use Replacement rules to replace any part of the generated code. You can even reorder or hide specific code properties, change quote type and much more in Code settings.

Export Sass code from a PSD without Photoshop

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  • Turn layer styles into various web or mobile code languages and invite others to collaborate on your design and development projects.
  • Create variables and replacement rules for any code output and sync it accross your designs within one project.
  • Export layers as a JPEG, PNG, WebP, SVG.
  • Measure sizes and distances in px, pt, dp, and rem.
  • Handpick colors in HEX, HEX8, RGBa, HSLa, and UIColor code formats.
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