One of the most annoying things is resizing a ton of images before you can actually write your blog post, at least for me it is.
So, I was thrilled when I found a way to resize an entire folder worth of images at once using Photoshop!
It's super easy.
First, open up your photoshop and then go to "file" and then "automate" and then "image processor" like this:
This screen will pop up:
Under "images to process" select the folder you want to resize. Then, if you want them saved as JPEG, check mark that box. Then under "resize to fit" enter the dimensions you want them all to be.
Then click "run."
When you open the folder you've resized you'll see this:
The files in the JPEG folder are the resized images. The pictures you see in the original folder are the original images from your memory card.
How easy was that?!
Next week, stay tuned because I'm going to show you how to watermark your images using photoshop actions!
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4 comments:
How did I not know about this? Totes pinning it. Thanks!!
This is brilliant. Thanks for sharing =^.^=
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Obsessed! I knew there had to be a way I just never looked haha. This is going to save me tons of time. Thank you!
Oh my goodness, are you kidding me?! I had no idea this was possible! I just tried it in CS2 and it worked just like you showed here. Thank you SO much for this! You are going to save me so much time!
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