Build a sequence that matches your work
Combine image-processing steps such as trimming empty margins, resizing the long edge, rotating, flipping, adding a watermark, styling a background and recognizing text. Arrange the steps in the order you need. Resizing before adding a background gives a different result from resizing the finished composition; the order is part of the workflow you save.
Keep the settings, change the image
Give your workflow a recognizable name and save it. Reopen it when another screenshot or image needs the same treatment. You can make a saved workflow available in the capture toolbar, and use saved workflows from the image tool. Your source image stays separate from the processed output.
Choose how the result leaves the app
A reusable workflow includes an output choice, not just a list of effects. Preview the result, copy it, or save an image in a supported format. File output can use a chosen folder and filename prefix. Text-ending workflows have their own text output choices. Review the preview before handing a result to someone else.
How to use it
- Open Image Workflow and choose an image or screenshot.
- Add and order the processing steps; set their values.
- Name and save the workflow, then choose its output.
- Reuse it with another image and check the result.
Is an image workflow the same as a filter?
A filter changes one aspect of an image. A workflow preserves an ordered set of operations and their output settings, so you can repeat the whole preparation process.
Does it silently redact sensitive information?
No. The sensitive-information review step pauses for you to review and confirm regions. It is a checkpoint, not a guarantee that every sensitive detail has been detected.