It’s my first ever one, so I hope it’s OK. I have just created a video tutorial that some readers may find easier to follow. You won’t get a message to tell you that the converting has completed.Īs you can see from the finished result, Photoshop has created a separate folder for my newly converted JPG’s, as I elected to save them in the same location. Once you are happy, simply hit RUN, and the conversions will begin. The other option is to include the ICC Profile (International Colour Consortium) This will be checked by default. In the final step, you are also given the option to run an Action on all of the RAW files whilst saving them to the specified format. In my case it’s JPG’s, but you are given the option to save to TIFF or PSD as well.Ĥ. Choose the format that you want to save the RAW files to.

Photoshop will automatically create a separate folder containing these JPG’s.ģ.

It’s easier to save them in the same location though for convenience. Choose where you wish to save the outputted JPG’s. How To Batch Convert RAW Files To JPEG In Photoshop – select folderĢ. Locate & select the RAW files that you wish to batch convert. Note, that I will be using Photoshop CS5 for this tutorial, but the process will be similar in previous versions as well.įirst open up Photoshop and then the Image Processor via File>Scripts>Image Processor.ġ. Select files which you want to convert and drag them onto Custom Export preset in. (or TIFF and PSD) This can save you an enormous amount of time if, like me, you shoot everything in RAW. You can batch convert RAW files to JPEG using Export panel in Adobe Bridge. In this tutorial we will look at the quick and easy way to Batch Convert multiple RAW files to JPG. How To Batch Convert RAW Files To JPEG In Photoshop

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