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Generate list of image links and their resolution?

Engaged ,
Dec 21, 2021 Dec 21, 2021

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I'd like to be able to generate a list of images and their effective resolution.

 

eg:

jimi_hendrix.jpg   page 5    350dpi

django_reinhardt.jpg   page 8    220dpi

 

Two questions really.

[1] Can InDesign do this itself, or is there anything offthe-shelf, like a plugin, that can?

[2] I found a couple of scripts that listed images but not the resolutions. Is this the sort of thing a script could do? I should probably get on and learn to script for InDesign shouldn't I...

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Community Expert , Dec 21, 2021 Dec 21, 2021

Script can definitely do this but InDesign natively also provides capability to get this info. In the flyout menu of links panel go to Copy Info>Copy All Link Information

This will copy the information displayed in the Link Info section of the Links panel and you can paste it into a text file. You can change the amount of information by selecting the desired options in the Panel Options section of the links panel fly out menu.

P.S. :- The data would be in a column format and it will contain extr

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Community Expert , Dec 21, 2021 Dec 21, 2021

In the Links panel menu, choose panel options and turn on the column for Effective Resolution. Now select all of the Links in the Links panel that you want info for, click on the panel menu and choose Copy Info > Copy Info for Selected Links. Now open a text file and paste. That should give you all of the info you're looking for.

 

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Script can definitely do this but InDesign natively also provides capability to get this info. In the flyout menu of links panel go to Copy Info>Copy All Link Information

This will copy the information displayed in the Link Info section of the Links panel and you can paste it into a text file. You can change the amount of information by selecting the desired options in the Panel Options section of the links panel fly out menu.

P.S. :- The data would be in a column format and it will contain extra bits of information as well in addition to what you want. Give this a try and tell us if it works for you

-Manan

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In the Links panel menu, choose panel options and turn on the column for Effective Resolution. Now select all of the Links in the Links panel that you want info for, click on the panel menu and choose Copy Info > Copy Info for Selected Links. Now open a text file and paste. That should give you all of the info you're looking for.

 

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Engaged ,
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Thanks for the responses on this. I've managed pull all the data out that I need and get it into a spreadsheet to send to the client to chase larger versions of some of the images.

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I had the same need some time ago, and made a script that does exactly what you're after, and more.

https://www.marspremedia.com/software/indesign/links-report

 

William Campbell

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