Convert to JPG droplet

This is photoshop droplet that let you drag any image file (psd, tif , gif and etc.) to this small .exe file icon and it will convert to jpg automatically you can have option to enter your file name or just let it save automatically as XXX copy.jpg where xxx refer to your original image name. To use this droplet you need to have Adobe Photoshop installed on your machine.

To Use Convert to JPG droplet

1. Download droplet file Convert to JPG.exe (for Windows) or Convert to JPG for Mac
2. Extract your downloaded zip file and place it where ever you want.
3. Just drag your image file to Convert to JPG droplet icon , if Photoshop is not open, it will launch automatically. And it may ask you where to save the file, select your location and save it.

You can also download Convert to JPG Action for make some modification or use it with photoshop batch command to convert image in entire folder and sub folder in a click. (see Using Photoshop Batch Command.)

Action Modification:

To make modification you have to download Convert to JPG Action and load it to your photoshop please click here for step-by-step instruction.

You can insert stop to enter your own file name or change output format by click at modal control button to activate modal control at save action (see using photoshop action for detailed instruction)

Or you can insert your action to image size, auto level or other modification. By record your command before save process.But remember if you make some modification and want to use it as droplet you have to re-generator your droplet (see Using Droplet for more detail)Download:

• Convert to JPG.exe (for Windows)
• Convert to JPG for Mac (for Mac)
• Convert to JPG Action (Photoshop action file)

Related Articles:

• Using the Photoshop Batch command
• Using Photoshop Action
• Creating a droplet from an action
• RAW to PSD action

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