As a result, I go through a lot of repetitive actions withGIMP, the free image editing program.
This add-on is definitely worth the inconvenience and you’ll probably use it for some time to come.
In this example I will be talking about creating multiple sizes of multiple images and renaming them for categorization.
There are many other things you’re free to do with batch editing though.
Head on over tothe home page for David’s Batch Processor (DBP).
section of the page.
when you land the plug-in installed, you might open GIMP right up and start playing around with it.
The menu is located conveniently in the Xtns part of the menu under “Batch process…”.
From there you will be brought up to a tabbed menu that shows you all of your options.
Next, you’ll want to indicate how you wish to resize the image.
hit the “Resize” tab and select “Enable.”
I’m going to scale them using the Relative setting and bring them down by 65 percent.
You could click “Start” now, but you want to do one more thing.
Tab over to the “Rename” pane and look at your options.
The default is “same as source.
It even provides a sample.
Now you’re free to hit “Start” and generate all the files you’ve set up.
