If I choose this Shortcut all the images will be processed and saved with no intervention from me. I‘ve also created a Shortcut with a preset image size, format and quality level which is set to save in a processed images folder. There are various ways of doing this that would save even more time. The Shortcut then ran through each image prompting me to select a size, image format and quality level, and finally, a save location. After selecting and dragging them all from mail into Files I selected them in files and then shared them to my Batch Process Images Shortcut. These were originals taken with an iPhone. Most recently a client sent 10 images in the HEIC format. This is especially useful when I’ve got multiple images that need to have the same thing done to them. Sometimes the image will need cropping, color or light adjustments or other work in which case I’ll open it in Affinity Photo.īut quite often the images don’t need much work, they just need to be optimized and converted to jpg. Everything from Apple’s new image format HEIC to pdfs to tiffs come to me. But more often than not they are too large or can come in file formats I need to change. Some images are already web-optimized and can be posted as is. One of the most time consuming tasks is processing images from email or Messages. It’s usually a mix of text and imagery and the images can come in many forms though they usually get posted as jpg files. Much of the work I do involves adding new content to client websites.
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