ExtendScript

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ExtendScript is Adobe's JavaScript-based scripting language used to automate and extend functionality across Creative Cloud applications like After Effects and Photoshop.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf JavaScript dialect ⓘ
scripting language ⓘ
allows creation of custom menus ⓘ
creation of custom panels ⓘ
creation of custom tools ⓘ
basedOn ECMAScript ⓘ
canAutomate asset management in Bridge ⓘ
batch image processing in Photoshop ⓘ
layout operations in InDesign ⓘ
rendering tasks in After Effects ⓘ
canBeWrittenIn any text editor ⓘ
compatibleWith Adobe Creative Cloud ⓘ
Adobe Creative Suite ⓘ
designedFor creative professionals ⓘ
technical directors ⓘ
workflow engineers ⓘ
developer Adobe Inc. ⓘ
documentationProvidedBy Adobe Inc. ⓘ
executionEnvironment ExtendScript Toolkit ⓘ
linked to: ExtendScript

host application scripting engine ⓘ
fileExtension .jsx ⓘ
.jsxbin ⓘ
hasAlternative Adobe CEP panels ⓘ
UXP scripting ⓘ
hasFeature ScriptUI framework ⓘ
XML handling ⓘ
extends JavaScript core objects ⓘ
host-specific DOM APIs ⓘ
regular expressions ⓘ
languageFamily JavaScript ⓘ
primarySyntax JavaScript-like syntax ⓘ
status legacy technology in newer Adobe apps ⓘ
supports debugging via ExtendScript Toolkit ⓘ
dialog creation ⓘ
event handling ⓘ
file system access ⓘ
object model access to host application ⓘ
usedFor automation ⓘ
extensibility ⓘ
workflow customization ⓘ
usedIn Adobe After Effects ⓘ
Adobe Bridge ⓘ
Adobe Creative Cloud applications ⓘ
Adobe Illustrator ⓘ
Adobe InCopy ⓘ
Adobe InDesign ⓘ
Adobe Photoshop ⓘ
Adobe Premiere Pro ⓘ

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ExtendScript → executionEnvironment → ExtendScript Toolkit ⓘ
linked to: ExtendScript
ScriptUI framework → usedWith → ExtendScript ⓘ
ScriptUI framework → documentedIn → Adobe ExtendScript Toolkit documentation ⓘ
linked to: ExtendScript
Adobe CEP panels → usesTechnology → ExtendScript ⓘ