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Quick guide to the Batch Editor UI (Web App)

An overview of the Batch Editor and the other editing screens you can use to edit multiple images at once. Web App.

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Written by Craig Wright
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This article gives an overview of the Batch Editor in the Web App and explains how to edit:

  • Multiple images at once

  • Individual images in the main Photoroom editor

If you're new to the Batch Editor, understanding these two editing methods will help you work more efficiently.


Batch Mode Editor (Web App)

When you first create a batch of images, they are displayed in the Batch Mode editor. It shows the images in a grid and there are editing features in the left sidebar.

Screenshot of Batch Editor. It shows 4 images in a grid and there are editing options in a left sidebar.

Use the Batch Editor features to make changes to all of the batch images or just a selection of them. There are features for:

For more detailed edits, such as adding text or adjusting lighting and blur, edit images individually in the main editor (see below).

Note: Each image also has a pill bar with options for editing the selected image(s). It appears whenever you select a Batch image.

Screenshot of a batch image being edited individually in the main Photoroom editor.


Editing Batch images in the main Photoroom editor (Web App)

Each image in a Batch has an Edit option that's available from the context menu ( ... ). When selected, it opens the image in the main Photoroom editor.

The main Photoroom editor has options for adding text and graphics, changing the layer order, and you can use the layer settings too. The layer settings include a variety of settings including brightness, saturation, and filter effects.

When you finish editing, select Batch to return to the Batch Editor. You’ll then be asked whether to apply your changes to all images or only the edited image. For more information, see How does "Apply recent edits to all" work?


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