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Resizing in Batch

Resizing in Batch is advantageous because you only commit the resize on output. You can resize clips in Batch in the following ways:

- From a clip
- From a Resize node
- From an Output node
- From a BFX Output node
- From an Export node

In all cases, using resize settings in Batch provides dynamic feedback as you make changes.

If you are working with a complex process pipeline, track your resize operations relative to other nodes in the process pipeline. If you resize a clip, you may invalidate the inputs of a node further downstream because the input sources are no longer the same size.

NoteResize settings in all nodes in the processing pipeline are disabled when you work with proxies. See Using Proxies in Batch.

#### Topics in this section

- Resizing a Clip in Batch
- Resizing from a Resize Node
- Resizing from an Output Node
- Resizing from a Batch FX Output Node
- Resizing from an Export Node