I have 29 high-res files that I want to shrink down and decrease the resolution. How do I make an action that will run on a whole folder of images instead of having to run my action one at a time?
I have 29 high-res files that I want to shrink down and decrease the resolution. How do I make an action that will run on a whole folder of images instead of having to run my action one at a time?
Scroll down to 'Automate' (assuming you already have the action set up) and go to 'Batch'. Then just choose the folder that your images are in and either choose a new destination folder for the resized images or the same folder to save over the images. Batch Rules?.
Scroll down to 'Automate' (assuming you already have the action set up) and go to 'Batch'. Then just choose the folder that your images are in and either choose a new destination folder for the resized images or the same folder to save over the images. Batch Rules?.
yeah i figured it out like 5 min after I posted...but thanks man...haha it was really bothering me, i had like a 50 pictures or so so it would have been hell
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Originally posted by ast3r3x
I have 29 high-res files that I want to shrink down and decrease the resolution. How do I make an action that will run on a whole folder of images instead of having to run my action one at a time?
Scroll down to 'Automate' (assuming you already have the action set up) and go to 'Batch'. Then just choose the folder that your images are in and either choose a new destination folder for the resized images or the same folder to save over the images. Batch Rules?.
Originally posted by 709
Scroll down to 'Automate' (assuming you already have the action set up) and go to 'Batch'. Then just choose the folder that your images are in and either choose a new destination folder for the resized images or the same folder to save over the images. Batch Rules?.
yeah i figured it out like 5 min after I posted...but thanks man...haha it was really bothering me, i had like a 50 pictures or so so it would have been hell
thanks again!
(sorry murbot got lazy on this post)