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Image Processor overview
Last updated on
2 December 2025
Learn about Adobe Photoshop capabilities to process multiple files simultaneously, without creating an action.
The Image Processor (File > Scripts > Image Processor) allows you to convert files in a single operation and handle everyday batch processing tasks through a straightforward interface. Unlike the Batch command, it works directly without requiring an action.
With the Image Processor, you can:
- Convert a set of files to JPEG, PSD, or TIFF format, or save them in all three formats simultaneously.
- Process camera raw files using the same options.
- Resize images to fit within specific pixel dimensions.
- Embed a color profile or convert files to sRGB and save them as JPEG images for the web.
- Include copyright metadata in the converted images.