

So I select the pre setup folder I have on my desktop and select ok. This will also make sure the action records us saving the image, so that the images automatically save where I want them to when I run the batch action. Next, I’m going to go up to File, and then hit save. The rest of this looks good, so I’ll hit ok.

Ok now I’ve hit record, I’m going to go up to Image, then to Image resize, and then I’ll want to change the width to 1920 pixels. So the next time I open up images, I can just hit the resize image 1920px action and it will do it automatically without having to go through all the other steps. So the way this works is, when I hit the record button, photoshop is actually going to record my next steps which will be manually resizing this one image, and then save that as a preset action. I’ll name this image resize dash 1920px, for the width of the image size that I want to create.
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I’ll call this folder, “Batch Resize”.įrom here, I’ll go right next to the folder icon and select the square with the plus sign in it, which creates a new action. So now I’m going to go down to the bottom of the window and click the folder icon, to create a new folder. But in our case we’ll want to creat a custom action. Okay, so within this window there’s some presetup actions that you can use in Photoshop like adding sepia tone or gradients to images. If you don’t see the actions window, go up to Window, and make sure that actions is checked. The first thing we’ll want to do is create an action, and we can do that by going over to the actions window. This is great for when you’ve gone on a trip, or some kind of photoshoot, and you’ve got hundreds of images to go through and you want to resize them all at the same time. So instead of going one by one through each image and having to resize them individually, which would be time consuming, I can create an action in photoshop that will batch resize each image automatically. So I have a bunch of images here, and they’re all different sizes, but I’d to make them all the same size. So please do consider hitting the follow button at the top of this page, so you don’t miss any of those! And if you have any suggestions for future posts you’d like to see on Photoshop, jump down to the comment section below and let me know! Ok let’s get into how we can batch resize images in Photoshop.
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