Which steps are used to batch process images using Photoshop Actions?

• A. Use Image Processor to apply to a folder
• B. Record an Action with steps; go to File > Automate > Batch to apply to a folder
• C. Draw on each image manually
• D. Use Image > Adjustments > Batch

Answer: (B)

Batch processing with Photoshop Actions means first recording a set of edits as an Action, then applying that exact sequence to every image in a folder. You start by recording the Action: perform the edits you want once, then stop recording. After that, use File > Automate > Batch to run that Action on all files in a chosen source folder, saving the results to a destination. This approach ensures every image receives the same edits automatically, which is the essence of batching with Actions.

Using Image Processor is a scripted batch tool that can process many files, but it isn’t about applying a single recorded Action to a batch. There isn’t a Batch option under Adjustments, and performing edits manually on each image defeats the purpose of batch processing.