To create a droplet from the new Action that we have created go to File > Automate > Create Droplet. Choose the destination where you want to save your Droplet. Next select your Action (MyNewAction) from the drop down menu, and click OK. Leave all the other options unchanged.

We are done with creating our Droplet, you can go and locate the Droplet from the folder/place that you have saved in. You should see a similar icon to the one below.

Applying the Droplet to the images, in other words automating our work is very easy now. Just take the whole folder that contains your images and drop on the Droplet, and see the magic happen!

I hope it has been a useful tutorial for you, now you can go and create different kind of droplets to automate your repeating jobs.

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