Batch resize canvas in Photoshop

[wenderella86]

thanks for this tutorial!!! thank god for people like u who share their knowledge.. this may have been something very obvious and easy for some others, but it was a lifesaver for me ;) THANK YOU!

[EvertLind]

Worked like a charm on my old PS 7.0! Thank you! :)

[timtomnec]

Thank You!!!!!!!!! Thank you!!!!!!!!!

[Wailwulf]

Excellent,  Thanks, just what I needed.

[darhq]

Exceptionally useful tutorial. Well presented with clear instructions.

[youstation]

you know what.. awesome tutorial man! ..

[bugbee8]

yes, but when i do this it wants me to "press" enter to accept the file "quailty" size. yikes what to do now.......

[Zxian]

Thanks for the tutorial. Very quick and clean.

[devilkilz]

Thanks i spent ages looking for a way to do this :)

[gstigi1]

the best & worst tutorial i ever seen

i got seasick while watching your video..

but the content is useful ;-)

thx

[libertariandeist]

Thanks so much! I had about 1900 pictures I was going to have to do manually if I couldn't find a way. I knew it'd be possible, but your video made it quick to grasp and worked like a charm on my first try.

[JaseyaJ]

Thanks! Really helpful. :)

[JBLanteigne]

Thanks. Very useful.

[LeftHandersClub]

Thanks Ben, nice simple tutorial that works a treat and has saved my bacon tonight!

[Mircose]

hello ben, thanks for the video.. but, what if some of my images are bigger than 450 for example?... that is going to cut my image, right? how do i make a image resizer before resize the canvas? that would resize an image down to 450 before change the canvas size.. there is also another thing, what if the width is higher than the height and vice versa? is it possible to make a resizer for that?