Batch processing in Photoshop

Have you ever had a bunch of files and need to do the same sorts of edits to all of them, resize, crop, color correct? Using the batch processing feature in Photoshop allows you to leverage the Photoshop actions to perform the work for you. All you need to do is create the main action and then you can run it without having to do any extra work. This technique is a time saver and will make you way more efficient.

[@GuidoLikesPigs]

Best batch processing tutorial that I've been able to find. Many thanks!

[@sankalpasenevirathna]

Thank You! Well explained without unnecessary info.

[@sunderlicious2746]

Great tutorial! Saved me a lot of time and helped immensely.

[@galmannmedbart]

Thanks, great tutorial!

[@kevinspiteri1789]

Thank you so much , youre a life saver ...

[@joseramongrandeallende641]

Very useful tutorial, thank you so much!

[@sparkplug964]

This is really helpful, thanks.

[@Bill-2128]

thank you - very well explained

[@emmanuelmouillet5230]

Thank you great video !

[@dergoliathus5438]

God bless you, I saved tons of time with that

[@CREATE_4_GOD]

thank you!!

[@c5tht189]

Thank you for this very good vdo

[@Sam-ex8oj]

Is it possible to replace images in this batching? For example I have a mock up image and lots of logos I want to add but replace the logo and save each time

[@hurrah1eqe892]

Just an FYI, playing this at 1.25x speed makes it sound normal. She speaks really slowly

[@LakotaCat]

Great explanation but I still can't the damn thing to work. grrrr.