Retrobatch

Retrobatch, from the creator of the well-known image editor Acorn, is a highly capable image manipulation tool that uses drag-and-drop nodes to build workflows. In this tutorial, Allison starts by making a very simple workflow that adds a border to a group of images very quickly, then walks through the interface using this as an example. You then go through a more complicated example with Allison of how Rules and JavaScript (part of the Pro version of the app) helped her solve a real-life problem. You will surely think of multiple ways Retrobatch can assist you in processing your images.

The full tutorial covers:

• Creating Our First Workflow [00:01:46]
• Creating a Droplet [00:08:50]
• Editing Droplet Workflows [00:10:48]
• Creating a Write Node On the Fly [00:11:39]
• Tokens for File & Folder Naming [00:12:15]
• Retrobatch Pro vs. Regular [00:15:27]
• Rules and JavaScript [00:17:05]
• Multiple Ways to Add Nodes [00:20:35]
• Manual Node Line Control [00:22:13]
• Disable Nodes [00:29:05]
• Workflow Notes [00:30:26]

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Retrobatch from Flying Meat Software

Comparison - Retrobatch Pro vs. Regular