To efficiently prepare dozens of web-ready images with consistent size and color, which step should be included in an Action?

• A. Constrain image proportions
• B. Use RGB color mode and Constrain image proportions when exporting
• C. Remove metadata
• D. Flatten image

Answer: (B)

Automating batch prep relies on locking in both color space and dimensions so every image ends up matching. Using RGB color mode sets the color space to a web-friendly standard that displays consistently on screens. At the same time, constraining image proportions during export keeps each image at the same width and height without distortion. Including both steps in an Action makes every web-ready image uniform in color and size, saving time and preventing inconsistencies across dozens of files.

If you only focus on proportions, you might get identical sizes but the colors could end up in a non-web-safe or inconsistent space. Removing metadata helps with file size but doesn’t guarantee color consistency or identical dimensions. Flattening the image is destructive to layers and isn’t necessary for producing web-ready assets.