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Batch Resizing In Photoshop Cs4 (Resizing Entire Folders)

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Batch Resize in Photoshop CS4

Batch resizing of images:

1. Create a new destination folder for your resized images

2. Open Photoshop CS4

3. click [File]

4. click [image Processor] in the drop down menu

5. click [select Folder] or click [use Open Images] if you have several images open that you wish to resize

6. select the folder you wish to resize

7. click [select Folder]

8. select the destination folder you previously created

9. click box labeled: [save as JPEG] or [save as PSD] or [save as TIFF]

10. select your image quality

11. select your image size (in pixels)

12. click box labeled: [Resize to Fit]

13. click box labeled: [Run Action] if you wish to modify images further as a batch

14. click run

15. sit back and watch and enjoy as Photoshop does all the work for you and saves them in a nice, new, appropriately named folder.

If anyone needs the mojo for how to do this in older versions of Photoshop, I can get that for you too. I will just have to dig for where I have it written down.

Cheers!

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Thanks for the info. For those that do not have photoshop Image Resizer for Windows is a great program that is available from a right click in Windows explorer (once installed). It will resize single or multiple images and make a smaller copy or replace the original. Its a free program. Ive used it for a year on Win 7. The only thing I see is its slow to load.

To use it select one or more pictures, right click and select resize (This is where it takes about 20 secs to load). From there make your menu selections and it resizes.

I agree Photoshop is a great program but for just quick resize this is a good way to go.

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Oops! I just realized I left out a step in this process. The correct procedure is as follows:

Batch Resize in Photoshop CS4

Batch resizing of images:

1. Create a new destination folder for your resized images

2. Open Photoshop CS4

3. click [File]

4. click [scripts] in the drop down menu

5. click [image Processor] in the drop down menu

6. click [select Folder] or click [use Open Images] if you have several images open that you wish to resize

7. select the folder you wish to resize

8. click [select Folder]

9. select the destination folder you previously created

10. click box labeled: [save as JPEG] or [save as PSD] or [save as TIFF]

11. select your image quality

12. select your image size (in pixels)

13. click box labeled: [Resize to Fit]

14. click box labeled: [Run Action] if you wish to modify images further as a batch

15. click run

16. sit back and watch and enjoy as Photoshop does all the work for you and saves them in a nice, new, appropriately named folder.

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