Batch PSD to SVG: one frozen parameter snapshot across hundreds of previews—golden files, error buckets, manifests—not eyeballing folders
`batch-psd-svg` suits SKU feeds, seasonal resizes, or vendor returns where every row is still a PNG-in-SVG. If long edge, color space, and compression are not captured in the same JSON snapshot, “last night’s batch” cannot be reconciled with this morning’s hotfix. Queue failures usually mean hidden fonts, corrupt smart objects, or absurd pixel counts—lint before enqueue. Never market the run as “batch vectorization” or ops will audit the wrong KPI.
Как использовать
- Sample about three percent of SKUs per category, validate merge-visible rules and artboard picks, then enqueue the full CSV map—no manual renames in the output bucket.
- After the run, bucket failures into corrupt sources, missing fonts, timeouts, disk, and unknown; keep minimal repro paths and ticket ids, and forbid shadow reruns that overwrite object hashes.
- Ship a read-only bundle with success/fail lists, parameter JSON, operator, timestamp, and spot-check screenshots so procurement can re-verify; route urgent jobs through a small priority lane throttled away from bulk traffic.
PSD to SVG (batch) FAQ
Hundreds of PSDs—what fails most often, and how do we bucket without rerunning everything blindly?
Expect pixel-limit breaches, layer corruption, substituted fonts, object-storage IO timeouts, and memory ceilings. Aggregate by error code, fix the class once, then replay only the failing subset. Clearing the entire queue because of a few bad masters destroys SLA and budget.
One campaign has many aspect masters—how do we keep previews visually consistent without per-file knob twiddling?
Freeze long edge, matte color, sharpening, and filename templates; golden-sign hero shots for landscape, portrait, and square buckets with separate child configs. Normalize sRGB exports so Display P3 masters do not flicker hue across the grid.
Ops needs ERP SKU filenames that do not match layer names—how do we keep an audit trail?
Drive a governed CSV of repo path → SKU → marketing version → expected hash and let the pipeline write actual SHA256 per row; forbid download-rename-upload hacks. When SKU rules change, bump the campaign version and re-register hashes wholesale.
Nightly bulk jobs saturate egress and starve daytime hot fixes—what scheduling split works?
Stand up a high-priority short queue with its own concurrency caps plus a throttled bulk pool supporting pause/resume and chunked uploads. Watch queue depth and R2 egress together—optimizing CPU alone leaves jobs stuck on transfer.
Procurement wants a signable report—what beyond file lists earns finance or legal trust?
Include hashes, parameter snapshots, operator identity, timestamps, sampling screenshots, and links to exception tickets. Restate that deliverables are raster-wrapped SVGs so nobody invoices against imaginary vector fidelity.