: How to script resize export and specific folder output? I maintain my uncle's photography website and that work currently at least consists of resizing new photos to different sizes (full, retina-thumbnail,
I maintain my uncle's photography website and that work currently at least consists of resizing new photos to different sizes (full, retina-thumbnail, regular thumbnail) and putting them on the site (non-wordpress).
To speed up my workflow, I was hoping to create a script (probably Photoshop, but any application will do) that
Scale the size to 1920 pixels width and export to folder ~/export/full/
Scale the size to 400 pixels width and export to folder ~/export/retinaThumb/
Scale the size to 200 pixels width and export to folder ~/export/thumb/
It's importing that quality, as well as file name is maintained, no matter what. My current Photoshop script forces me to set a specific file name and that should be a wildcard, i.e. remain the same as the inputs file name.
Thats why I'm hoping for a script that export and maintains filename, but how?
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Lucky for you Photoshop comes with a built in script to do just this!
We'll be using the IMAGE PROCESSOR script.
Navigate to File -> Scripts -> Image Processor
Choose your output folder
Enter your dimensions
Run the script
Double check the size of the images.
OPTIONAL Apply any other custom actions to the processing of the images.
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