How to Batch Resize Photos in Photoshop in Only 2 Minutes
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Batch resizing is ideal for when you need to send a client several images for review but full-size files aren't necessary. We'll walk you through how to create a custom Photoshop Action which will resize an image to a predetermined width, then we'll apply that action to an entire folder of images with just a few clicks.
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Instead of doing the Image Size option, go to File->Automate and choose Fit Image. In the dialog enter the dimensions you want. If you enter 2000 in both fields, then the action will resize all images to 2000 pixels on the long side regardless of if the image is landscape mode or portrait mode. This way your images are consistent in their dimensions.
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That's what I was looking for! Thank you!
I had a mix of landscape and portrait mode images, I set up an action for each. I had to watch the video a few times to get all of the keystrokes and selections, but I finally got both actions functioning and have successfully reduced about 50 images. Thanks for the video
My friend and fellow engineering student needed to batch process 50 pages with images and I used this exact method a few days ago. Creating consistent files with the same size, white spaces etc. is so much quicker this way.
Plus, you can also apply Actions to each image as it goes!
I've been looking for a way to batch export my photo's to a smaller files to use for my website... and this video saved me SO MUCH TIME! Thank you so much!
This worked perfectly for me! I followed your steps precisely and got the result I needed. From finding your video to completing the batch compressing of 56 enormous photo files took about 10 minutes! Thanks for the time saver.
This is, quite possibly, the greatest photoshop tutorial everyone needs but doesn't know they need.
If you want it to work for portrait and landscape equally, use a % instead of a set pixel size. Then you will get the desired results.
This comment is so helpful! Thank you.
Very helpful video for my thesis project. Thank you very much.
I spent 2 nights resizing photos for Etsy, and.... after watching your video, I just did 300 while taking a shower! Thanks a load! You have just made my online life a lot easier! Thanks again!
Perfect tutorial. Just what I expected! Quick & clear without wasting time. Well done!
Concise, clear, and straight to the point. Unlike many other many tutorial videos filled with jibber jabber and filler content. I'd give you 1 million likes if I could❤️
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OMG. You just made my life so much easier. Here all along, I have been resizing every individual photo with photoshop. A Million Thanks
This was SO helpful! I've known I could do this for years, yet never put in the time to actually learning how. After a quick Google search, I found your video (that had already been cued up to the exact place I needed), and was able to figure it out with minimal frustration!! I rarely write UA-cam comments but just wanted to thank you so much!! I will subscribe to your channel.
I know this is 3 years old but it still works and OMG it has saved me SOOOOOO much time! Thank you!
Hallelujah - this method still works 5 years later 🙏🏼
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You just saved me half a day of mind-numbing work. Thank you SO SO SO MUCH! Also, I really appreciate your speedy lesson!
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OMG! Lifechanging! This could not have come at a better time for me! Thank a million.
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Thanks so much you're a dream! This saved me sooooo much time and headaches... Much gratitude from Australia.
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thanks for watching!
Great Tutorial! Worked perfectly with my 15+ year old Photoshop CS3!
Thanks so much!! Wow, this really eliminates repetitive, boring work.
whooppsss hands up! thank you for this tutorial i've save up my times to resize all the photos for my works. thank you!🤩
We're happy this tutorial was useful!
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Thankyou for this video, needs it right now as I have no idea what I'm doing on PS... Very helpful
Just processed 300, you are a time saver thanks!!!!
This is very nice for automation. Thank you for making this video!
Good stuff @PHLEARN... been scratching my head on how to resize 500 quite large photo!
PHLEARN, PLEASE HELP - What if you had both portrait & landscape images within the folder, is there anyway to automate it so it makes the longest side 800px and not just the width?
1st time using PS. This tutorial helped me out a lot, thanks❤!!
One important thing to note. If you "save for web" instead of "save as" this will not work. My workflow is always "save for web" but "save for web" doesn't work in actions. I struggled with this for a long time thinking I didn't know how to use batching. It turns out PhotoShop doesn't batch "save for web". As soon as I rerecorded my process with "save as" instead of "save for web" it worked fine. This needs to be pointed out more often, as us web designers use "save for web" all the time.
Saved me from having to manually resize 500 photos that were the wrong size. Thank you so much for this quick, clear tutorial!
5 years after, still a life saver!
This helped me very much. Thanks for the detailed explanation! Last time I lie on my resumé....
Thank you for this video. I used to know how to do this about 10 years ago and definitely needed to re-learn it!
Thank you! Both for the expertise (this was exactly what I needed) but also that you explained it in 2 min. There are a ton of tutorials where they drag on and on before getting to the point... love your style! And "phlearn" is a really fun word to say. I'll be back!
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Thank you sooo much for making this video! I've had to resize and compress a lot of event photos for work to add to our website. Working on a very small team (NGO life, amirite?), this saved so much time and stress - THANK YOU!!🙌🎉Also, very impressive to fit that much info into only 2 mins!👏
Thanks for watching! We're glad we were able to help!
Thanks a lot , usually I use some images on landing pages as proof for the clients. For one and half years the resizing was a pain in my a$$. Thanks to this very quick video i can now do it in a few clicks.
Ggreat help , Great tutorial as always understanding something clear and quick makes the diference !!! very good many thanks
Thankyou excellent tut' easy to follow completed in minutes
Sir you are a saint for making it so quick and to the point.
Awesome. perfect for training stable diffusion.
This was SUPER HELPFUL!!! Thank you so so so much!!!
Awesome! I do stop motion animation, so I have ten of thousands of photos that I need to compress so I can store them more easily. This was very helpful.
thank u before watching it ........cuz i know u are awesome ..and u're really make photoshop fun
Hi guys, i was wondering if is any way to the batch processing and keep the RAW file extension instead of JPEG or PNG as a final results. Thanks - I am not talking the setup in camera.
If I want multiple images of different resolution resized to a specific dimension, say 9"x9", would this method work?? I dont want to lose the quality of any of the images or their default color profile. Just need to size them up according specific dimensions in inches.
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YOU. ARE. AWESOME!!!! Thank you for the video...and the other videos you make! Great instruction in all of them.
saved me hundreds of hours work,thank you thank you thank you!
Always good to have videos like this, short and straight to the point. I am now giving myself a heart attack by taking 1920 x 1080 and putting at 3840 x 2160. Hopefully my computer does not crash, as it will be an all night job while I am sleeping.
Thank you! I had done this about 10 years ago but forgot how to record. Time saver for sure! Keep up the good work!
Very helpfull ! Thanks alot !
I had to pauze the movie a few times. But once you know, it’s super easy !
Outstanding Tutorial! Thank you!
Nathan, you're brilliant, thank you
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Thank you soooo much. Was trying to figure out how to do this in Preview on Mac but to no avail - then found this video! Huge help.
Thanks mate. Worked perfectly.
Great video. However this process appears to only work for images that are all in the same orientation (i.e. portrait or landscape). If you have a combination of portrait and landscape images, what is the process? Thank you.
Hey there! If you send us an email to support with a little more info on the images you want to resize, our team will do their best to guide you!
Almost too good and easy. Thank you!
Amazing! Great tutorial, it worked for over 100 of my images just like that! You're a life saver!!!!!
It's not working for me... I have 45mg each Raw images and when I open a file to resize it first prior to editing the color etc (because I don't want to work on 45 meg images) it does not open the same dialog box you show... it opens a Camera Raw 14.2 box and I see no option to resize.
tutorial starts at 1:15
thanks for the quick help!
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Love that your video is straight and to the point. The viewer gets to exactly what they want right away. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you this helped me resize a batch load of emotes I was working on
Thank you. Just what I needed!
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great feature, many thanks for this video!
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Awesome video sir. Much better taught then some of these others. Definitely going to follow you for your other teachings. TY
Thank you Phlearn. Very grateful.
Thanks, dude! You saved me much time, resized 30 photos in less than 30 seconds!!!
Thank you soooo much! You just saved me 30 minutes of mind-numbing repeat actions! Very grateful!!!
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Nice, this tutorial helped me quite a bit.
Thank you very much, it worked as expected 🙂
Is it possible to automate a group of pictures to be saved in 4 different sizes for each photo following these instructions?
I did try this, but I am also adding a crop to a certain size to many different sized images, and that doesn't seem to work with the crop.
Thank you so much PH life saver. One question i need to resize 20 different sizes and need to save them is there a action for this or can you run all the size actions some how
Do we need to follow this entire process for each folder of images we want to resize? Or can we skip to a particular point in the process to save time?
Hey there! if you are familiar with Photoshop and the process you can skip to a particular point ☺
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Didn't work for me I don't know why it saved images as it's original sizes, error says "could not complete your request because the file format module cannot parse the file". need help..
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Awesome! Works like a charm.
Thank Youuuuuu! I was about to spend the whole night resizing. Thank you!!!!!
Thank you!!! Saved me so much time!
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Thanks for the video but it didn't work for me. What if in the same folder, there are HORIZONTAL and VERTICAL images? I got the horizontals right but the verticals get distorted into horizontals.
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THANK YOU! quick & easy!!!
Is there an option to set a minimum resolution size for the batch? For example: change the width of the photo to 50cm, only if the resolution will be above a specific number?
Thank you for this technique! saved significant amount of time resizing png sequence of animation for about 60-100 frames (1024x1024) to (512x512). My God. Where were you all this time? Haha Thanks a lot, mate!
You just saved me about 3 hours. Thanks!
Hello all I have a Photoshop question: When I go to "Save As" it doesn't show me JPG or PNG as an option. It only shows TIFF and PSD - how can I change this?
thank you! Worked, but only partially... on one 200 image batch it would successfully process 30-40 files in then ask me to "save as" a few in a row then go back to another 10-20 then ask me to save as again. Completely arbitrary and strange.
My question is about 300DPI versus 72DPI. I almost never see any resize tutorials address this. Most of my clients use my images for web only and I can totally tell the difference between the two (300/72), so I typically deliver images at 1000px X 1000 px and leave it at 300DPI, but I'm afraid of the file size and load time (product photos for ecommerce). This JPGmini sounds awesome, so is 300 DPI fine to deliver for web purposes? Thanks in advance! Love your videos!
Is there a way to do this recursively, over an entire directory structure? Got a bunch of 4k images I need reduced to 2k, but they're scattered throughout an existing folder hierarchy.
Thank you! You saved my life!
My layer style on batches never come out as intended. Sometimes it greyscales other times it warps the layer style. Any ideas on how i can get a batch to process as intended? PS support was dead end.