Once you press OK, Photoshop will start applying the actions to all the files in your folder, saving them in the empty folder. You can use the document name, a serial letter, a number, and a date, in any combination you wish.įinally, you need to choose what to do in case of errors: stop the action, or ignore the errors and log them to a file. You can also define the name of the file by creating a special formula. Step 12Ĭheck Override Save As in order to save the files automatically, without having to define the name and location for each one. Better safe than sorry! Optionally, you can also choose not to save the files at all and to leave them open, which can be useful if you want to further edit them. If you want, you can also save the photos directly in their original folder, but it's not recommended. In the Destination section, choose your empty folder. Optionally, you can tell Photoshop to use the action on the opened files, ones imported directly from your camera, or ones selected in Bridge. In the Source section, choose the folder with your photos. First, make sure you have two folders: one with the files that need to be edited, and an empty one where the edited files will be saved. What do we do now if we want to apply the same effect to the other photos? It's very easy. Step 7Ĭlick Stop Recording to save the action. Step 6Īll right, it looks pretty good! Save the file to any location, just to define the save settings for the action. Lower the Opacity to make the effect subtler. Step 3Īdd a Posterize adjustment and adjust the Levels.
Go to Image > Image Size and select some dimensions to resize the photo. Open the Actions panel and create a New Action. Open one of the files that you want to edit.
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How to Create a Photoshop Batch Action Step 1
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