Right now we don’t need to choose anything else. And it’s also the same destination that we chose when we were creating the action in the save as step and say choose. So this is the same folder that we created in the first step. We’re going to choose our output destination, which in this case it’s called Square output.
Now we need to come up to the Destination Submenu Folder should be selected and we say choose. Open commands or we don’t need to suppress any File Open options dialog. You see all the images here will say choose and we don’t need to check any of these other options right now because we don’t have any. Now we need to choose a folder and let’s choose where we have our destination folder its on the desktop was called Square. So we’re going to come up here to File->Automate->Batch So appear in the Play submenu we’re going to make sure we select the Set the Set was Resized Images and the action was Resize For Squarespace. Applying Actions with Batch Image Processing to Resize Images in Photoshop So now we’re going to see how we can use our action to apply it to a folder so that we can batch resize images in Photoshop. and there it’s been resized and there’s the file in my output folder now. I’m going to go back to the start of my history going to actions. JPEG options, so I see OK and now I could stop my recording and here’s my action. Take note of this last window that pops up that says. So I’m going to choose my square output and say save. That way when you run this action, it will always send your processed images to whichever destination folder you choose. Sometimes it defaults to something else like TIFF or PSD, but in this case I know that square space wants a JPEG file.Īnd so a good thing to remember, if you use the save as function like we’re doing here as part of your action, we need to point to save as location to the destination folder that you had made earlier. Make sure in the format that you selected the file type that you want. So when you have the save as dialog box up so important things to think about. So if I come up here to file save as and now I’m going to save this to my computer. So now I need to record a save as dialog. And you can choose the width or the height as you’re guiding measurement, but in this case I know that it’s the width is supposed to be 2500 pixels maximum and I’ll say OK. So it maintains the aspect ratio of this image. You can tell by these lines and what that does, it allows me to put in the 2500 pixel width that I have and it automatically changes the height for me. Now as far as the dimensions and the width and height, we’re going to be working with pixels the re-sample option should be checked and it should be Automatic.Īnd so the next option that is important is this chain right here. The set is already pointing to the resize images set that I created, and now I’m going to say record and I’m going to come up here to image image size.
Next I’m going to start creating my action so Im going to click on the new action icon and, I’m going to name it, resize for square space. I’m going to call that set resize images. So I’m going to come up here to my actions and I’m going to create a new set. So I checked those requirements on the Squarespace Site and that’s what they require. So here in this example, I have a group of images that I want to post to my Squarespace Website and the maximum width is 2500 pixels and it needs to be a JPEG. This image on the screen right now is going to be our test image while we’re creating the action. The next thing we need to do is create a Photoshop action so we can batch resize images in Photoshop.
Batch Resizing Images in Photoshop Using Custom Actions So my images in the square folder are going to get resized and they’re going to get copied over to the Square.
Then I created another folder I called it Square Output and this is my destination folder. Now I’ve already created two folders and they’re on my desktop and the first folder is my source folder and this has several images that I want to resize. So the first thing we need to do is create two folders.
#WINDOWS BATCH IMAGE RESIZE TOOL IF MORE THAN MAX WIDTH HOW TO#
In this video, I’m going to show you how to batch resize images in Photoshop.
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