Bulk resize using Image Processor in Adobe Photoshop
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- Open Photoshop on your computer and click File > Scripts > Image Processor…
- In the Image Processor window, select the folder your images are in by clicking Select Folder…
You can leave “Save in Same Location” selected, or choose a different folder. If you save in the same location, it will create a new folder inside it called JPEG and place the processed images there. - Under File Type, enter your desired quality and check the Resize to Fit checkbox, then enter the width and height as needed.
Saving as JPEG with a quality of 10 typically produces good results. Your photos will be reduced in file size noticeably while retaining detail and quality.
Consider aspect ratio when resizing to prevent image stretching. - Click Run to start processing your images.
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