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: Resize a JPEG to a specific file size in Photoshop? Is there a way in PS to resize .jpeg files to a specific file size, like 150mb, by setting the exact file size? When I save a .jpeg,

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Is there a way in PS to resize .jpeg files to a specific file size, like 150mb, by setting the exact file size? When I save a .jpeg, I don't see any way to know what file size PS is savaing or change it on the flow, so currently the only way I can do this is by multiple savings and guesswork what size in pixels 150mp should be, and this process is a huge time waste which I wish to eliminate.

PS I'm on Windows.

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@Ogunnowo857

Save For Web has an Optimize to File Size option. It does have limits especially if you don't let it pick between Gif and Jpg. Say taking a 6000x6000 photo and wanting it to be 50kb isn't going to work.

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@Berryessa866

You can use Save for web.

There you can see and change settings to see the file size.

See the image below:

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@Fox8063795

if you have images which are all in one format by format I mean same resolution and same size then you can write a save as action and then batch the whole folder with the batch option in photoshop select the action you had recorded and then set the output folder and you will be done. Please refer to some tutorials on how to use actions and batch option in photoshop.

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@Yeniel278

You can automate it using Actions (Record one process and apply it to a folder with your files). Then automatically it will do the job for you to all the files in the given folder. Check this video

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