If you are using a Mac and notice your images appear washed out or overly dark, you may need to convert the color profile to sRGB before uploading them. If you only have a few images to convert, you can find single-image instructions here.

Note: Windows users typically do not need to do this, as PCs generally do not save color profile information in JPG format.

Batch Converting Images to sRGB on a Mac

Step 1: Open an Image

• Open any image that has an Adobe RGB (or another non-sRGB) color profile.

Step 2: Create an Action Set

• Open the Actions tab.
• Click on the small menu icon in the top-right corner of the Actions tab.
• Select New Set, give it a name (e.g., "Conversions"), and click OK.

Step 3: Create a New Action

• With your new set selected, click the Create New Action icon.
• Name the action (e.g., "sRGB") and leave the other settings as default.
• Click Record to begin recording the action.

Step 4: Convert the Color Profile

• Go to Image > Mode > Convert to Profile.
• Under Destination Space, select sRGB and click OK.

Step 5: Stop Recording

• Click the Stop Recording button in the Actions tab. Your action is now saved.

Step 6: Batch Convert Your Images

• Go to File > Automate > Batch.
• Under Set, select "Conversions."
• Under Action, select "sRGB."
• Under Source, select the folder containing the images you want to convert.