How To Use Batch Processing

How to Use Batch Processing

BeFunky’s Batch Processing tools let you edit multiple images at once, making it easier to apply consistent edits across large groups of photos. You can resize, crop, remove backgrounds, apply AI effects, and more—all in a single workflow.

This tool is only available for BeFunky subscribers. Upgrade your subscription here! 

Getting Started

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Step 1: Open the Photo Editor and click Batch at the top.

Step 2: Choose one of the following batch tools:

  • Classic Editor for standard batch editing
  • Background Remover for batch background removal
  • AI Editor for AI-powered batch edits

Add Images

Click Add Images to upload your batch, or drag and drop images directly onto the canvas.

You can continue adding images at any time. Newly added images will not automatically inherit edits already applied to your batch.

Important Note: Uploaded images do not carry over between batch tools. If you switch sections, you’ll need to upload your images again.

Apply Edits

Use the left-side toolbar to apply edits across your batch. Each tool includes its own settings and customization options.

You can:

  • Apply the same edits to every image
  • Edit only selected images
  • Create unique edits for individual images within the same batch

Important Note: Credits are used when processing images with Batch Background Remover and AI Editor. Learn more about how credits work. 

Removing Images

To remove an image, hover over its thumbnail and click the trashcan icon, or right-click and select Remove.

To remove all images at once, click the Clear All button.

Save Your Images

To download your entire batch:

Step 1: Click Save All at the top of the editor.

Step 2: Choose your file format.

Step 3: Rename your files if needed.

Step 4: Click Save Images to download your batch as a ZIP file.

Pro Tip: You can also download individual images by hovering over an image thumbnail and selecting Download.

 

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