I need to batch resize multiple images and thats really easy in Photoshop insert a folder and get a output in anther folder.
But i need this to output multiple images of all the images inside the folder is there a way to do this at once?
This is what i want:
Sounds like you have to run multiple actions. When you're recording an action, it doesn't look like you can use "Revert" as one of the commands.
So you run Action 1 on the source folder to get Output Size 1. Then you run Action 1 on the same source folder to get Output Size 2, and so on.
@Lauren Ipsum, in CS6 I managed to use Revert as a command in an action:
The trick is to save as a copy through the Save As dialog (or press Ctrl+Alt+S which will force save as a copy mode).
Additionally in the Batch window you should include a serial number to ensure files do not overwrite each other. As a result files will be named in a really strange way (the same serial will be appended to the file name many times e.g. Filename02020202.jpg for the fourth Save command) but at least this works.
Save as is that the saved file starts to be considered as the original document and thus you cannot revert. But if you check As a Copy checkbox it doesn't happen.
Save command in the action, and use Batch, the problem @Const described happens to me too. The filename gets weird. I've tried using As a Copy option on the Save command in the action but doesn't work. What he does is for each file on source folder, he put the increment number, instead putting the increment number on each Save command of the action. Anyone solved this?