Batch Processing

Select multiple images and import to the application, or drag and drop entire folders.

Batch process your images to quickly improve them in a group instead of working one at a time. You can let Autopilot decide on filters for you or set the filters yourself.

With Autopilot

Open your Topaz Photo app and turn on Auto-Pilot:

For Windows: Edit menu > Preferences > Auto-Pilot and turn on the "Automatically apply filters" - Then click Export to be able to save the files
For Mac: Topaz Photo menu > Preferences > Auto-Pilot and turn on the "Automatically apply filters" - Then click Export to be able to save the files

Batch processing with Autopilot works best if you have personalized Auto-Pilot to your liking through the Preferences menu. To do this, in Preferences, go on the Denoise, Sharpen, Recover Faces and Upscaling sections and make sure to tweak these to your needs. Then click Export to be able to save the files

Once Auto-Pilot is turned on, import all your images to Topaz Photo. By default, all images will have a green dot on the bottom left which indicates Autopilot is on.

Once the analysis on the first file is complete, click on the "Select All" checkmark in the filmstrip. Then click on Export Images. Autopilot will begin analyzing all the other files and apply the best filters as it processes each image in the queue.

With Manual Settings

To disable Autopilot for all images, go to Preferences → Autopilot and turn off Automatically apply filters. With this disabled, images imported into the application will not have edits applied automatically, and you’ll need to add adjustments manually.

To disable Autopilot for an individual image, simply make any manual edit. Once you change a setting, those manual settings will be used for that image. Autopilot will continue to run only on images that have not been manually adjusted.

Import your images in Topaz Photo.
Make your manual adjustments on one image.
Ctrl + A to select all images in the batch, or Shift + click to select some images from the batch.
Right click the images in the filmstrip or use the three dots to open the context menu.
Select Apply > Current Settings to Selected Images.

This copies the settings from the current image to the selected images.Click the Export button and start exporting and saving the batch. Every image in the selection will use the same adjustments. If you want to, this is optional, you can click on each image to manually tweak each one.

Apply Current Settings to Selected

This is best for batches of images that are shot in similar conditions or created the same way.

Import your images in Topaz Photo.
Make your manual adjustments on one image.
Ctrl + A to select all images in the batch, or Shift + click to select some images from the batch.
Right click the images in the filmstrip or use the three dots to open the context menu.
Select Apply > Current Settings to Selected Images.

Apply Preset to Selected

Once you have created a Preset, you can quickly apply it to a batch of images.

Import your images in Topaz Photo.
Ctrl + A to select all images in the batch, or Shift + click to select some images from the batch.
Right click the images in the filmstrip or use the three dots to open the context menu.
Select Apply > Preset > pick the preset you want to use.

This copies the settings from the preset to all your selected images.

Click the Export button and start exporting and saving the batch. Every image in the batch will use the same Preset.

Export

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