How to Use Photoscape Batch Editor

Last Updated: January 7, 2021

Photoscape is a very flexible program that allows you to be very creative. One thing that you can do with it is to "batch edit". This refers to editing images in groups. If you want all of your images to be resized, or framed, you can do them all at once.

Steps

1
Open Photoscape and click on the Batch editor button. Once in the batch editor, navigate to the folder that you want to work with.
2
Click on the ADD button to go to the folder view closeup.

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3
Make sure you are in the correct location.
4
Select the photos that you want to process.
5
Start processing. Some of the things that you can do are Resizing, Converting, etc.
- To resize, click on the files that you want to resize and watch them appear in the top, middle window. (Alternatively, you can drag the photos there). Experiment with what serves your purpose. You might want them a certain size for thumbnails, or for uploading somewhere.
- Once you have selected how you want to resize the photos, click on to convert the files.
- Change the destination folder. If you want the files in a particular place, click on the button.
- Resize the photos.
- Add a frame. You can also add a frame. Photoscape has a wide selection of frames or borders to choose from. You can actually resize the photos, add the border or borders (depending on if you put different frames on different pictures), and anything else that you choose to do, all at once.

Community Q&A

Question

How do I save on my desktop?

Community Answer

Go to Save, Save As, Browse or This PC (depending on what computer you use) and choose Desktop. Hit Save.
Question

How do I save on my desktop?

Community Answer

On Mac, right-click the image and hit Save to Desktop. In Windows, right-click on it, choose "Save Image As..." and select the desktop as the destination.