WOUTER.PLUGINS
    Photoshop plugin • Batch workflow

    BatchCrop — batch crop photos in Photoshop

    Bulk/batch crop a whole photo set consistently — set your crop once, run the batch, and stop repeating the same manual steps.

    $15$20
    Get it on Adobe ExchangeHow it works
    • Batch crop (bulk crop) large photo sets
    • Crop multiple images consistently
    • Fast, simple install
    • Works with the desktop version of Adobe Photoshop
    • No technical knowledge needed
    • Paid plugin ($15)

    In 3 steps

    Keep it simple: install, configure, run.

    1

    Install the plugin

    Get it from Adobe Exchange and install it in Photoshop. (Details depend on your Photoshop version.)

    2

    Pick your input

    Select the folder or set you want to process. The plugin runs through your selection as a batch (great for hundreds of photos).

    3

    Set your crop

    Define your crop once, then apply it consistently across your entire set.

    Why this plugin?

    For when you need the same crop over and over, but don’t want to apply it manually to hundreds of files.

    BatchCrop helps you process large photo sets fast and consistently. If you’re searching for “crop multiple images in Photoshop” or “bulk crop a folder of photos”, this is the workflow: define the crop once, then let the plugin apply it across your set.

    FAQ

    Short and practical.

    Can I crop multiple images at once in Photoshop?+
    Yes. BatchCrop is made for bulk/batch cropping: you set your crop once and apply it across a set so you don’t have to repeat the same steps per file.
    Is this useful for a whole folder of photos?+
    That’s the idea: pick an input set (often a folder/selection) and run the batch. It’s designed for large sets where manual cropping would be too slow.
    How do I apply the same crop to hundreds of photos?+
    That’s what BatchCrop is for. You configure the crop once and run the batch so every image gets the same consistent crop without doing it manually per file.
    How do I install the plugin?+
    Install it via Adobe Exchange. In general: open the Adobe Exchange listing, click to install (you may be prompted to sign in), then complete the install in the Creative Cloud desktop app. Restart Photoshop after installation. The exact menu/location can vary by Photoshop version.
    I installed it from Adobe Exchange — where do I find it in Photoshop?+
    After installing, restart Photoshop. The plugin usually appears under the Plugins menu or under Extensions (the exact place depends on your Photoshop version). If you don’t see it, check that the Creative Cloud desktop app shows it as installed and try restarting again.
    Which Photoshop versions are supported?+
    Tested with the desktop version of Adobe Photoshop. It may work on other versions, but that’s not guaranteed.
    Does this work on Photoshop mobile / iPad?+
    No. This plugin is made for the desktop version of Photoshop (macOS/Windows). It doesn’t run on Photoshop for iPad or other mobile/web versions.
    Can I control the crop settings?+
    Yes. You set the crop parameters in the plugin, then it applies them in batch.
    Is this a good workflow for headshots, products, or event photos?+
    Yes — anywhere you need a consistent crop across a set (for example: headshots, product catalog images, or a full event/gallery edit).
    Is this the same as Actions / Batch in Photoshop?+
    Actions can work, but they often take more setup and can be brittle when your inputs vary. BatchCrop focuses specifically on repeatable cropping for large sets with a simple workflow.
    How much does it cost?+
    BatchCrop costs $15 (USD) on Adobe Exchange.

    Get it

    Works with the desktop version of Adobe Photoshop. Install via Adobe Exchange and the Creative Cloud desktop app.

    Questions? Email hello@wouter.photo

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