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Batch editing images on Mac

4 September 2007 by kristarella

When I was using ubuntu I used a handy dandy shell script that my husband wrote to resize whole folders of photos. Since I still store all my photos on that machine I’m sure I’ll use it again, but I don’t seem to have the required elements installed on my mac to use that script.

Automator - resize images

Thanks to Automator (something I’ve previously completely ignored, but knew I didn’t want to delete) I can now do batch resizing on my MacBook. Mac OS X Tips tells you how. From the screenshot in that article you can see that there are a bunch of other things that you can do as well (cropping, rotating, thumbnails etc).

I thought Automator was going to be more trouble than it’s worth, but it’s really easy to use, with a simple, friendly interface!

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