Notice the computer has now recorded two tasks, (1) Image Size and (2) Save based on our parameters. Once saved, click on the ‘Stop’ icon to finish recording your Action. Choose your image quality settings (if required) Tip: ‘Save as’ is important to prevent the original image from being overwritten. Save image into the ‘Resized’ folder to whichever file format you prefer. Once set, press OK.Īt the top navigation bar, go to File > Save As. For this tutorial, the width will be 1920 pixels, and the height will be 1080 pixels. To resize the image, go to the top navigation bar and click Image > Image Size.Ĭhange your width and height to your desired dimension. Notice the ‘red icon’ where it was grey previously? This means your Action is on ‘record’ mode. Tip: Giving meaningful names to your Actions will help you make quick reference in the future. Therefore, the action will be named, ‘Landscape 1920×1080’. For example, landscape images will resize to 1920 (width) x 1080 (height) pixels. With the New Set created, click on the icon to Create New Action. For this tutorial, we will use ‘Image Resizing’, then click OK. The Actions panel will display, then click on the icon to Create New Set. Start with the landscape image.Īt the top navigation bar, go to Window > Actions. Open Photoshop and load one image from Landscape folder and one image from Portrait folder. Portrait (move your portrait images into this folder).Landscape (move your landscape images into this folder).There is a mix of landscape and portrait images, which means they need to be separated into different folders: Tip: The process and naming convention will make sense as you progress further in the tutorial. For example, there are twenty images that need to be resized. It is important to set up your images and folders correctly before running the automation process.
#Resize batch images photoshop how to
Part 1: How to setup your images and folders You can then Automate the same task on a single image or a Batch of images. This tutorial will show you how to speed up your workflow by creating custom Actions, with Automate and Batch function to resize multiple images in one go.Īctions is a Photoshop tool that records a task for the computer to remember. Learning how to resize multiple images in Photoshop is much faster and predictable. Got one image to resize? Easy! Got multiple images? When you add up the time it takes to resize 10, 100, 1000 or more, it is time consuming to repeat the same process one at a time. Video Tutorial (Updated): How to resize multiple images in Photoshop
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