Automatic workflow guide
Combine image-tool presets into a saved workflow, run multiple steps automatically, and handle cancellation or failed steps.
Save an automatic image workflow →
- Configure each operation in its own tool and save a batch preset. For example, save crop, resize, watermark and compression settings.
- Open Automatic workflows. Select a saved preset and add it as a step. Add 2–6 steps and use the arrows to put them in the required order.
- Name and save the workflow. It stores copies of the settings, so later changes to the source presets do not silently alter the saved workflow.
- Choose images and run. Each step receives the previous step’s results. Download the final files or send them to another tool.
Order, limits and recovery
Cropping or adding a watermark before compression usually avoids unnecessary repeated lossy exports; use PNG in intermediate presets when preserving pixels matters. A workflow can contain one stitching step, which combines the batch into one image for the following steps. Cancelling or a failed step stops the workflow and keeps the last completed step’s results. Review results before reusing a workflow on images with different compositions.
Limits and output
Up to 10 workflows, with 2–6 steps each. Stored in this browser; clearing site data removes saved workflows.