If you want to become a more productive Windows 7 user, read this tutorial to learn how to batch resize in Photoshop.

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Steps to batch resize in Photoshop

1. Step First of all open Photoshop program by clicking on the Start >> All Programs >> Adobe Design Premium CS5 >> Adobe Photoshop CS5.

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2. Step Create a new document by clicking on the File >> New and click OK.

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3. Step At first before applying batch resize, we have to set the size. To do this, on the menubar, click on the Window >> Actions.

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4. Step Expand Default Actions by clicking on the expand icon infront of it. Under Default Actions, expand resize.

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5. Step Double click on the Width:500 pixels. Then you will see Image Size where you can set width, height. In my case i have set width = 400. As Constrain Proportions is checked, the height changes automatically when width is changed. Finally click on the OK button.

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6. Step Now, let’s apply batch resize. Click on the File >> Automate >> Batch.

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7. Step Next, select ‘Default Actions’ in Set and ‘resize’ in Action

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8. Step Click on the Choose… after selecting Folder in Source.

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9. Step Browse / locate the folder you want to batch resize and click on the OK button.

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10. Step Finally Click on the OK. Now all the images inside the folder will open and they will be resized automatically at once. Lastly, save your images.

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Using batch resize is very useful if you want to resize many files at a time. It will certainly be a time consuming and tedious job to resize each and every image one by one. So in that case, batch resize is very helpful.