Are you constantly applying the same adjustments in Adobe Photoshop to all of your images? Do you feel like there should be an easier way to increase your work flow? Well there is good news, through the use of actions, you can automate your image modifications. Richard Harrington will share with you how to quickly reapply complex artistic effects to multiple images.
Photoshop Action – Curling Page
Create an action that will add a curled edge to any image.

With this Adobe Photoshop tutorial, I am going to show you how to create a curled effect to an image in just a few easy steps. This tutorial use the Warp filter added on CS2 and newer Photoshop editions
Let’s open a photo to start with for applying the effect to. For this tutorial, I’ve selected a stock photo

To start, we need to rename the background layer. I have renamed mine to “Curled Page”

Now we need to use the Marquee tool (Keyboard Shortcut – M) and select a small area

Next we need to add a gradient to our selection. Start at the inside corner and drag to the outside corner of the image

Now deselect (Select->Deselect) or (Ctr+D)

Next go to Edit->Transform->Warp.

Drag the bottom right point towards the center. Press enter when you are happy with your results.

Add a drop shadow to your image

Add an additional layer for a color background

Finished Image.

You can download the action here Page Curling Action
To install it just unzip the contents of the .zip file in your Photoshop actions folder.









