Automatically crop and straighten multiple scanned photos in photoshop
Sometimes old photos need to be scanned and then edited. At the same time, when multiple photos are scanned, those photos can be cropped and straightened with one click. Here we see three photos in one document.
To crop these photos at once, go to the File menu and choose "Automate" and click on "Crop and Straighten Photos."
We can see three photos opened in separate tabs. Select the first one. Press "Ctr+0" on the keyboard to fit on the screen. We see abnormal trim around the photo. We will fix it.
Hold down the Ctrl key on the keyboard and click on the Layer thumbnail to select this image. Click on the select menu then choose modify and click on contract.
Contract by 10 pixels for this image and make sure you enable "Apply effect at canvas bounds". Click on OK.
Press "Ctrl+D" on the keyboard to deselect.
Go to "Select menu" and choose "Inverse". Go to the "Edit" menu, and click on "Fill". Contents: Content-Aware. Click on OK.
Press "Ctrl+D" on the keyboard to deselect.
Click on the last "Tab". Click on the lock icon of the background layer to unlock this image. Go to "Image menu" choose "Image Rotation", and click on "90-degree Counter Clockwise".
Press "Ctrl+0" on the keyboard to fit on the screen. Hold down the "Control key" on the keyboard, and click on the "Layer thumbnail" to select this image. Go to "select menu" choose "Modify" and click on contract.
Contract by 15 pixels for this image. Click on OK.
Go to "Select menu", choose "Inverse". Go to "Edit menu", and click on Fill. Contents: Content-Aware. Click on OK. Press "Ctrl+D" on the keyboard to deselect.
