Adding new batch action in adobe photoshop

To add a new batch action in Adobe Photoshop, follow these steps:

Method 1: Using the Batch dialog box

Go to File > Automate > Batch.
In the Batch dialog box, select the action set you want to use from the Action dropdown menu.
Click on the New button to create a new batch action.
In the Batch dialog box, enter a name for your new batch action in the Name field.
Choose the files you want to process by selecting the Source dropdown menu. You can choose from various options such as a folder, a file, or a watch folder.
Set the Destination folder where you want to save the processed files.
Choose the Action you want to apply to the files from the Action dropdown menu.
Set any additional options you want, such as the Image Processing settings or the Color Conversion settings.
Click OK to create the new batch action.

Method 2: Using the Actions panel

Go to the Actions panel in Photoshop.
Click on the Create a new set button at the bottom of the panel.
Enter a name for your new batch action in the Set field.
Click on the Create button to create the new batch action.
In the Actions panel, select the action you want to apply to the files.
Right-click on the action and select Batch.
In the Batch dialog box, enter a name for your new batch action in the Name field.
Choose the files you want to process by selecting the Source dropdown menu.
Set the Destination folder where you want to save the processed files.
Click OK to create the new batch action.

Tips and Variations

You can also create a batch action by recording a new action and then saving it as a batch action.
You can use the Batch dialog box to apply multiple actions to a single file or a group of files.
You can also use the Batch dialog box to apply an action to a watch folder, which allows you to process files as they are added to the folder.
You can customize the batch action by adding additional options, such as the ability to resize images or convert them to a different file format.