Then enter the numbers in the Width and Height fields. Use the To Dimensions dropdown list in the Crop Images box to select “By Percentages” or “To Dimensions”. Choose “Add” or “Don't Add” for the copy action based on your preference. Select “Photos” in the Library and drag Crop Images to the workflow.Īs with image conversion, you will be asked if you want to keep a copy of the original. We'll also use a Quick Action for this so we can crop the image with a simple click. You can do this with Automator by selecting the size you want to use in advance. Maybe it's cropping images to the exact same size that you need to do frequently. Access and select the action by right-clicking on a file or by using More at the bottom of the Preview on the right. Save the quick action using the File menu, and then test it.

Next, select the file format you want to convert your images to from the To Write drop-down list. Choose “Add” to do so or “Don't Add” to continue without making a copy of the original. You will be asked if you want to create a copy of the image before converting it. Select “Photos” in the Library, and then drag the Change Type of Images action to the right.

For this process, we will also use a quick action.

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