The "roboCrop" crops the images automatically.
- In the "roboCrop" dialog window, enter the desired "Width" and "Height" values.
- In the "Units" menu, choose the proper option:
- If you select the "proportions" (fig. 1), the script merely fits the image to a specified ratio by cutting the excess parts.
- If you select the "pixels" option (fig. 2), the script changes both the ratio and the pixel dimensions of the image.
- The "Crop" menu lets you pre-define, which kind of images should be cropped - only landscape, only portrait, or any ("crop anyway").
- The "All open images" option makes the script to crop all the currently opened documents.
If you want to crop a whole folder of images - for example, to make them fit into an HD screen - use the "Batch" tool:
- Call the "roboCrop" dialog and enter the desired values (fig. 2).
- Click the "Save and Close" button to make the script remember your settings (fig. 1).
- Launch the "Batch" script.
- Select for execution the "roboCrop -batch edition" script (fig. 2).
- Choose the source directory and "Destination" options.
- Click "Run" to start the batch processing.
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