Dynamic Media Image Profiles image-profiles

Select the Adobe Experience Manager logo and navigate to Tools > Assets > Image Profiles.

Select Create so you can add an Image Profile.

Enter a profile name, and values for unsharp mask, crop, or swatch, or both.

Use a profile name that is specific to its intended purpose. For example, if you want to create a profile that generates swatches only – that is, Smart Crop is disabled (turned off) and Color and Image Swatch is enabled (turned on) – use the profile name “Smart Swatches”.

See also Smart Crop and Smart Swatch Options and Unsharp Mask.

Select Save. The newly created profile appears in the list of available profiles.

Select the Experience Manager logo and navigate to Tools > Assets > Image Profiles.

Select the Image Profile that you want to edit or remove. To edit it, select Edit Image Profile. To remove it, select Delete Image Profile.

If editing, save the changes. If deleting, confirm that you want to remove the profile.

Select the Experience Manager logo and navigate to Tools > Assets > Image Profiles.

Select the Image Profile that you want to apply to a folder or multiple folders.

Select Apply Processing Profile to Folders and select the folder or multiple folders you want to use to receive the newly uploaded assets and select Apply. Folders that have a profile already assigned to it are indicated by the display of the profile’s name directly below the folder name.

Select the Experience League logo and navigate to Assets. Then navigate to the parent folder of the folder to which you want to apply an Image Profile.

On the folder, select the check mark to select it and then select Properties.

Select the Image Profiles tab. From the Profile Name drop-down list, select the profile, then select Save & Close. Folders that have a profile already assigned to it are indicated by the display of the profile’s name directly below the folder name.

Do one of the following:

• Navigate to https://<AEM server>/mnt/overlay/dam/gui/content/assets/foldersharewizard.html/content/dam and apply the appropriate profile and select Save.

  

• Navigate to CRXDE Lite to the following node: /content/dam/jcr:content.

  Add the property imageProfile:/conf/global/settings/dam/adminui-extension/imageprofile/<name of image profile> and select Save All.

  

Select the Experience Manager logo and navigate to Assets, then to the folder that has a smart crop or smart swatch Image Profile applied to it.

Select the folder so you can open its contents.

Select the image whose smart crop or smart swatch that you want to adjust.

In the toolbar, select Smart Crop.

Do any of the following:

• Near the upper-right corner of the page, drag the slider bar left or right to increase or decrease the image display, respectively.
• On the image, drag a corner handle to adjust the size of the viewable area of the crop or swatch.
• On the image, drag the box/swatch to a new location. You can only edit image swatches; color swatches are static.
• Above the image, select Revert to undo all your edits and restore the original crop or swatch.

Near the upper-right corner of the page, select Save, then select Close to return to the folder of assets.

Select the Experience Manager logo and navigate to Assets, then to a folder that has a smart crop or smart swatch Image Profile applied to it.

On the folder, select the More Actions (…) icon, then select Smart Crop.

On the Edit Smart Crops page, do any of the following:

• Adjust the viewing size of images on the page.

  To the right of the breakpoint name drop-down list, drag the slider bar left or right to change the size of the viewable image display.

  

• Filter the list of viewable images based on breakpoint names. In the example below, the images are filtered on the breakpoint name “Medium”.

  Near the upper-right corner of the page, from the drop-down list, select a breakpoint name to filter on what images you see. (See the image above.)

  

• Resize the smart crop box. Do any one of the following:

  • If the image has a smart crop or a smart swatch only, on the image, drag the corner handle of the crop box to adjust the size of the viewable area of the crop.
  • If the image has both a smart crop and a smart swatch, on the image, drag the corner handle of the crop box to adjust the size of the viewable area of the crop. Or, select the smart swatch below the image (color swatches are static), then drag the corner handle of the crop box to adjust the size of the viewable area of the swatch.

  

• Move the smart crop box. Do any one of the following:

  • If the image has a smart crop or a smart swatch only, on the image, drag the crop box to a new location.
  • If the image has both a smart crop and a smart swatch, on the image, drag the smart crop box to a new location. Or, select the smart swatch below the image (color swatches are static), then drag the smart swatch crop box to a new location.

  

• Undo all your edits and restore the original smart crop or smart swatch (applies to the current editing session only).

  Select Revert above the image.

  

Near the upper-right corner of the page, select Save, then select Close to return to the folder of assets.

Select the Experience Manager logo and navigate to Tools > Assets > Image Profiles.

Select the Image Profile that you want to remove from a folder or multiple folders.

Select Remove Processing Profile from Folders and select the folder or multiple folders you want to use to remove the profile from and select Remove.

You can confirm that the Image Profile is no longer applied to a folder because the name no longer appears below the folder name.

Select the Experience Manager logo and navigate Assets and then to the folder that you want to remove an Image Profile from.

On the folder, select the check mark to select it, then select Properties.

Select the Image Profiles tab.

From the Profile Name drop-down list, select None, then select Save & Close.

Folders that have a profile already assigned to it are indicated by the display of the profile’s name directly below the folder name.