Save As

Save As

Description	Saves (converts) images. If there are no active tasks that modify images (Save As, Rename, Publish on Facebook, or Add to PDF) before the current task, or there is a Reset To Original task, and the File Type option is set to <Original File Type>, the file will be copied and/or renamed as per the File Name and Folder options.
Parameters:
File Name	A new image name (WITHOUT AN EXTENSION! The extension should be defined via the File Type option). You can use tags. Here’re more details about some tags. In the File Attributes group: The <Current Index> tag, which has the format <####>, will contain the current number of the image being processed. To change the sequential number of an image, move it up or down. To define a specific number of digits in the index, put the same number of the # characters in the tag; any empty places will be filled with leading zeros. The <Original Name> tag defines the file name AND the extension.
File Type	Defines the image type for conversion.
Folder	Defines the folder for saving the image. You can specify either an absolute path by clicking the folder button, or a relative path by using the following tags: The <Source Folder> tag defines an ABSOLUTE path to the image folder(so do not put any characters before this tag). The <Year (4 digits)> tag defines the 4 digits of the image-creation year. The <Year (2 digits)> tag defines the 2 last digits of the image-creation year. The <Month (Full name)> tag defines the full name of the image-creation month in the current locale (January, February, March, etc.). The <Month (Short name)> tag defines the short name of the image-creation month in the current locale (Jan, Feb, Mar, etc.). The <Month (with leading zero)> tag defines the number of the image-creation month, with a leading zero for one-digit values (01, 02, 03, etc.). The <Month (without leading zero)> tag defines the number of the image-creation month, without a preceding zero (1, 2, 3, etc.). The <Day (full name)> tag defines the full name of the image-creation weekday in the current locale (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, etc.). The <Day (short name)> tag defines the short name of the image-creation weekday in the current locale (Mon, Tue, Wed, etc.). The <Day (with leading zero)> tag defines the number of the image-creation day of the month, with a preceding zero for one-digit values (01, 02, 03, etc.). The <Day (without leading zero)> tag defines the number of the image-creation day of the month, without a preceding zero (1, 2, 3, etc.).
If file exists	Defines an action if a file with the specified path already exists. If the Auto Rename option is set, the application will automatically try to modify the file name by affixing a number as follows: File_name(#).extension, where # indicates the location of the number.
Use Default Options	Lets you configure image saving for some image types. If you set this option to No, then, depending on the selected image type (the File Type option), other options of the task will be visible to let you configure image saving for the selected image type. If you set <Original File Type> for the File Type option, all image saving options for all image types will be visible.
BMP: Compression	This option is visible only if the Use Default Options option is set to No, and the File Type option is set to <Original File Type> or BMP. Defines the compression method. The RLE compression can be used only for saving 16-color or 256-color BMP images. Sometimes compression may increase the file size.
BMP: Version	Defines the BMP version of the image.
JPEG: Color Space	Defines the color space for saving the image. RGB - separate red, green, and blue channels. Gray levels - one gray channel. YCbCr - a three-channel color space that encodes the luma component, and also the blue-difference and red-difference chroma components.CMYK - a four-channel color space often used for printing. YCbCr and black - a four-channel color space.
JPEG: DCT Method	Defines the discrete cosine transform (DCT) method for saving the image. ISLOW - a slow but accurate integer algorithm. IFAST - a fast but less accurate integer algorithm. FLOAT - a method that uses floating-point numbers.
JPEG: Chroma Subsampling	Defines chroma subsampling, which governs the quality of the resulting JPEG image. This option is visible if the JPEG: Color Space option is set to YCbCr. Medium - 4:2:2 subsampling format, medium quality. High - 4:1:1 subsampling format, the poorest quality (used by default for JPEG). None - 4:4:4 subsampling format, the best quality.
JPEG: Use Optimal Huffman Table	If this option is set to Yes, the encoder will generate a Huffman Table optimized for the actual frequency distribution in the image.
JPEG: Quality	Defines the quality of the resulting image in the range from 1 to 100. High values produce better image quality, but the resulting file size will be larger; vice versa, low values produce poorer image quality, but the resulting file size will be smaller.
PNG: Compression	Defines the lossless image compression rate from 0 (no compression) to 9 (the best compression), with higher values resulting in longer operation of the encoder.
PNG: Filter	Defines a filter to be applied before encoding the image. This option may have a significant impact on image encoding speed and the resulting file size, and a slightly lower impact on image decoding speed. NONE - no filter. SUB - predicts the next byte based on the current byte. PAETH - a filter based on the algorithm by Alan W. Paeth.
PNG: Interlaced	Defines lossless, interlaced encoding. The user will see as the image gradually loads while it is being decoded.
J2000: Color Space	Defines the color space for saving the image. You can set GRAYLEV values (one-channel color space: shades of gray) or RGB values (three-channel color space: red, green, and blue).
J2000: Rate	Defines the compression rate for the image. You can enter a real number from 0.0 to 1.0, where 1.0 means no compression (lossless mode).
PCX: Compression	Defines the compression method. The values are similar to those of the BMP: Compression option. The Uncompressed mode is incompatible with most PCX decoders.
HDP: Lossless	If set to Yes, this option enables lossless compression.
HDP: Image Quality	This option is available only if the HDP: Lossless option is set to No. It defines the image quality as a real number from 0.0 to 1.0, where 0.0 refers to the poorest quality (the highest compression), and 1.0 refers to the best quality (lossless compression).
TGA: Compressed	Defines whether to use compression when saving the image. RLE compression is used.

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