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I followed this simple guide to resize images in a batch with Automator: copy

  1. copy file to resized folder on Desktop
  2. add suffix _S (for small)
  3. resize it to 25% of its original size

ScreenshotFirst Workflow

Though I want to resize into multiple sizes:

  1. copy file to resized folder on Desktop
  2. add suffix _S (for small)
  3. resize it to 25% of its original size
  4. copy file
  5. add suffix _M (for medium)
  6. resize it to 50% of its original size

ScreenshotSecond Workflow

Unfortunately this results in the second resize being applied to the already resized image.

So, is there a way to reset the chain back to the original file and not resultedthe resized file?

Thanks, Christian

I followed this simple guide to resize images in a batch with Automator: copy

  1. copy file to resized folder on Desktop
  2. add suffix _S (for small)
  3. resize it to 25% of its original size

Screenshot

Though I want to resize into multiple sizes:

  1. copy file to resized folder on Desktop
  2. add suffix _S (for small)
  3. resize it to 25% of its original size
  4. copy file
  5. add suffix _M (for medium)
  6. resize it to 50% of its original size

Screenshot

Unfortunately this results in the second resize being applied to the already resized image.

So, is there a way to reset the chain back to the original file and not resulted file?

Thanks, Christian

I followed this simple guide to resize images in a batch with Automator: copy

  1. copy file to resized folder on Desktop
  2. add suffix _S (for small)
  3. resize it to 25% of its original size

First Workflow

Though I want to resize into multiple sizes:

  1. copy file to resized folder on Desktop
  2. add suffix _S (for small)
  3. resize it to 25% of its original size
  4. copy file
  5. add suffix _M (for medium)
  6. resize it to 50% of its original size

Second Workflow

Unfortunately this results in the second resize being applied to the already resized image.

So, is there a way to reset the chain back to the original file and not the resized file?

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Resizing Images with Automator into multiple sizes

I followed this simple guide to resize images in a batch with Automator: copy

  1. copy file to resized folder on Desktop
  2. add suffix _S (for small)
  3. resize it to 25% of its original size

Screenshot

Though I want to resize into multiple sizes:

  1. copy file to resized folder on Desktop
  2. add suffix _S (for small)
  3. resize it to 25% of its original size
  4. copy file
  5. add suffix _M (for medium)
  6. resize it to 50% of its original size

Screenshot

Unfortunately this results in the second resize being applied to the already resized image.

So, is there a way to reset the chain back to the original file and not resulted file?

Thanks, Christian