Auto Export Image With Photoshop

As a photographer, you know how important it is to maintain a professional and consistent look on your Instagram feed. It’s a key part of building your brand and making your work instantly recognizable. If you've been following my journey on Instagram, you’ve probably noticed the signature white border with a subtle drop shadow that I often use on the second slide of my carousels to frame my images. This simple effect gives the photos a clean, gallery-style feel and makes them pop.

Many of you have asked about my process, so I decided to create a detailed, step-by-step video tutorial to share my secrets. In this guide, I walk you through the entire workflow in Adobe Photoshop, showing you exactly how I create this specific border and shadow effect from scratch. But more importantly, I teach you how to automate the process. I'll show you how to create a custom Photoshop Action so you can apply these exact same settings to any image with a single click, ensuring perfect consistency every time and saving you hours of repetitive work.

This tutorial is perfect for any landscape, adventure, or travel photographer looking to elevate their social media presence.

Furthermore, for those who use Adobe Bridge as part of your photo editing workflow, I’ve included a special bonus trick. I’ll demonstrate how to use a simple script to automate and batch export your images with the border directly from Bridge, without ever needing to open each file in Photoshop. It’s an incredibly fast and efficient technique that will revolutionize your workflow.

Thank you so much for your incredible support. I hope you find this tutorial helpful and that it allows you to spend less time editing and more time creating.

In case you use Adobe Bridge, I share a simple trick that shows how simple and fast it is to automate and export an image with the script without opening the files in Photoshop.

Thank you so much for your support and watching.