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: Photoshop Save for web batch not saving the right "Save For Web" size I am using Photoshop CS4 Version 11.0.2. I make an action called Resize to 388px. I record the action as follows: Start

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I am using Photoshop CS4 Version 11.0.2. I make an action called Resize to 388px. I record the action as follows:

Start Recording

Image
Image Size
Adjust size of image down to 388px.
File
Save for web and devices
I choose JPEG Low
I check Optimized
Hit Save
Direct the save to the "Resized to 388px For Web" folder.
Save the file in the "Resized to 388px For Web" folder.
Stop recording


The size of the resulting jpeg file is 8k and the file dimensions are 388x388

When I run it in batch, the resulting file dimensions are correct, but the file size is much larger at 209k which is the same as when I simply change the file size and use "Save As" manually.

Here is How I run the batch:

File
Automate Batch
Source
Folder
Choose (Choose my source folder)
Check off Suppress File Open Options dialogs and Suppress Color Profile Warnings.
Destination
Choose (Choose my destination folder)
ok.


Can you explain what I am doing wrong or is this the normal result.

Thanks,

Bruce

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@Jennifer810

I don't immediately see a problem there without testing it, but your simplest solution is to use the Image Processor script that comes with Photoshop and Bridge. I don't recall off-hand, but I'm pretty sure it's been around since CS2.


Select all the images in Bridge that you want to resize
Choose Tools > Photoshop > Image Processor. Bridge will open Photoshop if it's not already running and run the script, which starts with a dialog box.
Fill in the dialog with size, destination and any renaming you want to do
Click OK


You can also run this from inside Photoshop, with the extra step of selecting the images once the script starts running. It's simpler to start in Bridge.

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