Batch Resize: Resize Multiple Images in Photoshop - Image Processor & Automated Action
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- In this video, I'll demonstrate two different methods of resizing multiple images in Photoshop.
1st Method: via Scripts -- Image Processor
2nd Method: via Automate -- Batch
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Just what I needed with no filler thank you !
Thank you so much for your explanation!
I've not used Photoshop for almost 15 years and was having a complete blank on this. Thanks so much!
Thank you so much for your tutorial. That was simple and straightforward less talk and good explanation.
thanks for the good tutorial .
Super helpful! Thank you!
Hi thanks for the tutorial but how will it affect the resizing of photos that are in portrait or landscape format, if both the width and height are given specific pixel sizes. In the example you did for Image Processor, you specified width 640px and 480px height and that works fine for landscape but how does that same width and heigh affect photos in portrait?
Thanks for your feedback! The image will be resized so the longer side of the image (regardless of whether it is portrait or landscape) will adopt the larger pixel size. So in my example, images will have a width no greater than 640px or a height greater than 480px. And the proportions will be constrained. Hope that helps! :)
but would it be work in canvas?
Sorry can you elaborate please?
@@RosieSue i want to know that, I create a new documents which is 1980*1080p ratio. Then I open a image which is 1280*700 or something like that. So i want fit it in canvas. At a time i want to fit many layers in canvas. Is it possible to do?
@@Newtools12 I'm still unsure what you're asking. You can batch resize any image and you can pop in the size you require. Photoshop will then resize all your images and take the longer dimension to fix the aspect ratio. Example: If you want the images new images to be 1280 x 700px, then whether the image is horizontal or landscape, Photoshop will resize it 1280 x whatever the ratio is. Does that answer your question?