How to Batch Resize Images in Photoshop

Did you know you could batch resize images in Photoshop?

Resizing one image is pretty simple in Photoshop. You can just select the resize image option in the menu and type your resolution and the photo will be resized.
But in a lot of situations, you'll want to batch more than one image at a time.

The batch resizes option in Photoshop allows you to do that with hundreds of images with one action.

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In order to batch resize images, you have to create an action and go through resizing one image while recording the action. Once you do that, you can repeat that action automatically to resize every image inside of a folder.

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[Howfinity]

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[faithnelson]

You're saving a gig here. Amazingly concise and helpful. Thank you!

[lil----lil]

Very concise, articulate, and TO THE POINT. NO wasting time with nonsense. EXCELLENT GUIDE! Got it the FIRST TRY!! Two Thumbs UP & Subscribed!

[alanhill]

Thank you I am currently resizing 4500 images. When I started years ago, I had no idea how much room these images would take. I will save more than 50% in disk space. Thanks again.

[Bikermatt]

Perfect. 955 image batch resize... Really helpful and easy to follow. Thanks 🙂

[mikehallvideos]

i've been using photoshop for 15 years and I didn't know how to do this. Awesome tutorial!

[kimyashar-bish]

thank you, Ive always exported from Lightroom but never been happy with results, this seems to be the way to go and I have hundreds of images to do quite often! thank you so much!

[The_Pad]

Man, you made my job so much easier! Thank you!!!

[LeatherClass]

Wow! This is going to save me a whole heap of time! Much appreciated.

[adayon]

Dude! You saved me some serious time. Now I'm smarter.

[niupe]

Does anyone know a way to also bypass the sRGB profile window that pops up when you open a photo ? Because this ruins my automatisation process as I have to confirm it for every picture that the script opens. Thanks a lot !

[TrendyScience]

I found this incredibly helpful, thanks!

[SnapshotCH]

A question, if Original images are, let's say 1920x1080 and i want then to be square, 500x500 without streching the images, i have to apply crop?

[nirjaa]

Just resized my wedding photographs 😂and shared with all my family members...thank you so much❤

[puredruid]

Wow and just like that I've cropped 50 images in a couple of seconds! Thanks for the tip!

[_silhouettestudio_]

Thank you! Your explanation was simple and easy to follow. Really helped me out.

[tessaspears]

This was incredibly helpful! Thank you!!

[colinboot]

Easy to follow and really helpful! Thanks!

[stupest]

Can you explain the possible error messages. I get an error when attempting to run the action. File naming error

[channel]

hey is there a way to maintain the old metadata, which is the date the image was created originally.