Basically, three steps are involved in a batch image editing
task:
1) Select multiple image files as the source;
2) Specify where and how to store the processed images;
3) Define one or more actions that you want to perform on the
source images.
Then you can start the task.

The
Source
view is where you define the collection of source images for batch
processing.
Like in Windows Explorer, a Folders pane and a Files pane help you browse for images. You can
drag files or folders from Folders
pane, Files pane or Windows
Explorer into the Source Images
list.
You can filter filters in the list interactively using regular
expressions.
For more information, click
here.
In
Output view, you specify where
and how to store the

processed images.
You can perform in-place editing, or you can put all processed
files into a specified folder.
Duplicate file may exist when saving the processed image. In this
case, you can choose to rename the file to be saved automatically,
or simply overwrite that duplicate.

In
Actions view, you define one or more actions
you want to perform on your images.
Most of the actions can be added multiple times. For example, you
may want to add two "
Add Text"
actions, one for a slogan, the other for your website URL.
By default, added actions are
inactive (the
Active option is unchecked). You have to
activate an action before it can be executed. Also, a task cannot
get started if no active actions are present.
To edit properties of an action, just double-click the action item
in the list. An "
Action Properties"
dialog will then pop up.
Just choose menu option Task
> Start, or simply click toolbar
button
.
For more tutorials on using BatchBlitz, click here.