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Now drag the folder of the original pictures on top of the droplet to activate it. Click OK and the Droplet will appear in the chosen location.

Be sure Folder is selected from the drop-down menu before you hit the Choose button. This is the folder you created in Step �. In this same dialog box, choose the destination folder for the converted files. Place the droplet somewhere where the images folder can be easily dragged. In the Create Droplet dialog box, choose the location for the droplet to be saved. Under the File menu go to Automate and select Create Droplet. A droplet is a kind of shortcut which applies a Photoshop action to a group of images by simply dragging the images folder over the droplet icon. In this tutorial you will learn how to create a Photoshop Action that converts color photos to grayscale. Basically any step-by-step procedure you can do in Photoshop can be turned into a Photoshop Action.

Another would be to change file formats from TIFFs to JPEGs. For instance, using a Photoshop Action, you can resize an entire batch of photos. Photoshop Actions are used to automatically apply a series of tasks (or actions) to multiple image files all at once. Click on the Record Button to begin recording the action. In the dialog box that appears, type in a name for the Action.Ħ. Click on the arrow in the upper-right corner of the Actions Palette and select New Action from the drop-down menu.ĥ. Go to the Window menu and select Actions. Open one of the color image files in Photoshop.ģ. Give the folders names that will easily distinguish them, (such as Original and Converted or Color and Grayscale), and place them in a location that is easy to find.Ģ. Gather all the picture files you want to convert into a single folder and create another folder where the converted pictures can be saved.

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