Que faire quand PS ne trouve pas l'objet intelligent lié

Photoshop displays “can't find the linked smart object” when the linked file has been moved, renamed, or deleted, breaking the connection; to fix it, relink the file by clicking “Relink” when prompted or by double-clicking the layer thumbnail, navigate to the file’s current location, and select it to restore the link, or use the Links panel to manage and relink multiple objects, ensure the source file still exists and is in the correct location, embed the smart object to remove external dependencies if updates are no longer needed, or recreate the smart object manually if the original file is lost, and maintaining organized folder structures helps prevent this issue in the future.

When Photoshop says it “can't find the linked smart object,” it means the file that the smart object links to has been moved, renamed, or deleted. This breaks the connection, and Photoshop can’t display or update the content. Here’s what you can do to fix it:

1. Relink the missing smart object

Photoshop gives you a chance to reconnect to the original file:

• When you open a PSD and see the alert about a missing linked object, click “Relink”.
• Navigate to the current location of the original file (the one the smart object was linked to).
• Select the file — the link will be restored, and the smart object will update.

If you don’t see the prompt automatically, double-click the smart object layer’s thumbnail. Photoshop will try to locate the file and prompt you to browse if it fails.

2. Check if the source file still exists

Make sure the original file (e.g., a PSD, AI, or PNG) hasn’t been:

• Moved to another folder
• Renamed
• Deleted

If you find it elsewhere, move it back to its original location or relink it as described above.

3. Update links via the Links panel (for multiple objects)

If your document has several linked smart objects:

• Go to Window > Links to open the Links panel.
• You’ll see a list of all linked files.
• Any broken links will show a warning icon.
• Right-click the missing file and choose “Relink”, then point to the correct file.

This method is especially helpful for complex projects with many assets.

4. Embed the smart object (if linking isn’t necessary)

If you don’t need the file to stay linked (e.g., you no longer want updates from the source), you can embed it:

• Right-click the smart object layer.
• Choose “Embed Linked”.
• This embeds the current version directly into the PSD, removing the external dependency.

Note: Once embedded, changes to the original file won’t affect this document.

5. Re-create the smart object if needed

If the source file is permanently lost and you have no backup:

• Open the layer contents manually (if possible) by double-clicking the thumbnail.
• Recreate the content inside a new smart object.
• Or, paste in a static version (rasterized image) if fidelity isn’t critical.

Basically, the key is either restoring the link by relocating the source file or deciding to embed the content directly. Keeping your project files and linked assets in organized, consistent folder structures helps avoid this issue in the future.

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