Image Dimensions Workflow

[dntz]

I'm wondering if anyone has ported over this extension http://cl.ly/911u or knows of a similar workflow.

 

Been trying to find a quick way of determining an images dimensions when its selected within Finder.

 

Thanks

Edited April 29, 2013 by dntz

[Sridhar Katakam]

Perhaps you already know this....with the image selected, press cmd + I and look in More info section.

[Ddyracer]

Perhaps you already know this....with the image selected, press cmd + I and look in More info section.

I think he wants it in a workflow.

[rich86man]

I created an account just to ask this question, but it looks like you beat me to the punch. 

[RodgerWW]

Sridhar: SOMETIMES get info does not show all the data when using the inspector. Half the time my video and image files simply show nothing for dimensions. I've always had this issue with OSX, since Snow Leopard. Reindexing the metadata sometimes helps, but only for a little while, and then my Inspector goes back to not showing metadata again. So ... perhaps a workflow might be nice!

 

dntz: You COULD set your finder settings to show more info. In a finder window right click, then select "Show View Options" and in the box that pops up select "Show Item Info" ... save as default at the bottom. Then, every image will have the dimensions listed right under the filename (in icon view). I have resorted to this because of the aforementioned bug in finder.

Edited April 29, 2013 by RodgerWW

[_mk_]

Give this one a try. 

Edited May 7, 2013 by _mk_

[dntz]

Thanks for the replies guys.

 

Give this one a try. 

 

Can you explain how to use this workflow Marko? I've selected a file within finder then actioned Alfred and typed 'dim' with no results so far. Should i be doing something differently? Does the file need to be located within Alfred? Appreciate the assistance!

[_mk_]

Thanks for the replies guys.

 

 

Can you explain how to use this workflow Marko? I've selected a file within finder then actioned Alfred and typed 'dim' with no results so far. Should i be doing something differently? Does the file need to be located within Alfred? Appreciate the assistance!

 

It is currently configured to be used as an Alfred File Action. I can add Finder support this evening.

[dntz]

That would be great, ill try use it as an Aflred File Action, I need to get myself into the habit of using Alfred more for file browsing anyway.

[albertkinng]

Give this one a try. 

WOW This one is very useful! Alfred is getting very developer friendly with colors and this one!

[_mk_]

Please download the script again. Use the Hotkey to get the dimensions of the selected image in Finder.

⇧⌥I

Edited May 7, 2013 by _mk_

[adayzdone]

The EXIF Data Workflow will display image dimensions and all of the other metadata as well.

 

 

[_mk_]

Just a small update to handle multiple selected files at once:

 

Download

Edited May 7, 2013 by _mk_

[jasonperez]

Just a small update to handle multiple selected files at once:

 

Download

 

Joined the community to say thanks! I'll be using this all the time. 

[RodgerWW]

Neat. Just a couple suggestions. Perhaps some might find it useful to be able to copy the path of the image, or, the filename itself? Perhaps a modifier added so when a person hits CTRL+ENTER, copies path to the clipboard? Something like that. Personally do not care for width and height on separate lines, but I can change that myself ... and I understand that it may be desirable to have them separate.

[_mk_]

Here we go. The following actions are available on the file:

• ENTER: Copy file path (incl. filename) to clipboard
• ALT+ENTER: Copy filename to clipboard
• CMD+ENTER: Copy the file itself to clipboard

Download

 

I'll add Alleyoop support and move the workflow to GitHub this evening or tomorrow.

Edited May 7, 2013 by _mk_

[dntz]

Here we go. The following actions are available on the file:

• ENTER: Copy file path (incl. filename) to clipboard
• ALT+ENTER: Copy filename to clipboard
• CMD+ENTER: Copy the file itself to clipboard

Download

 

I'll add Alleyoop support and move the workflow to GitHub this evening or tomorrow.

 

 

Thanks a lot for this, going to be using this workflow regularly. Could the width and height themselves be actionable and copied to the clipboard?

Edited May 2, 2013 by dntz

[_mk_]

I added Alleyoop support and moved the workflow to my GitHub repo. I also created a new topic to be able to maintain it with future updates.

 

Go to the new topic...