

I would tweak it here and choose 'Make Sequential' from the drop down menu. When you do this, Automator will issue a warning that this action will alter existing files, and provide you with an option to add an action to first copy the files instead of altering them. Then choose Service from the window of available workflow types (this option will look like a gear).Īdjust Service inputs - so be sure to choose "files or folders" from the first drop-down menu at the top of the workflow, and then choose Finder from the second menu.ĭrag the Rename Finder Items option from the action library (to the left of the window, under the Files & Folders category) to the workflow window. Open Automator and create a new workflow file (press Command-N or choose New from the File menu). This was a breaking change that Google made and which stopped the add-on to work from June 7th.Great tip, set this up once, and use it forever! added an additional authorization to allow the sidebar to open. added function to retrieve original image size. clarified that only in-line bitmap images are supported (eg. If you get the error "ScriptError: Authorization is required to perform that action." then maybe you are logged into your browser with multiple accounts and Google script doesn't like that. Now change the size to your liking, then select 'Apply' to make the change. Then select an image in your document and select "get size" in the sidebar. Use the menu Add-ons->SetImageSize->show sidebar to activate. (have been waiting forever so don't think this is going to happen.) I’m waiting for feedback by the Google API team to make it also work with ‘Wrap text’ and ‘Break text’.

It currently only works with ‘In line’ images. This Add-on makes it possible to precisely control the width & height of images in Google docs.
