Batch Delivery & Multi-Recipe Export · CaptureMood Guide

Batch Export turns your developed picks into distribution-ready deliverables in parallel across all CPU and GPU cores.

Export. Recipes on the left, Queue on the right. One decode, three outputs.

Configuring Multi-Recipe Exports

Each recipe has an ON / OFF switch. The queue shows the selected frames, a done count, and QUEUED or IDLE. The header counts recipes and the selection, for example 1 RECIPES · 1 SELECTED.

Three recipes run against the same decode: a watermarked proof, a full-resolution client TIFF, and a 2048 px web HEIC.

Proof, watermarked: JPEG, sRGB, a long edge such as 1600 px.
Client, full res: TIFF, ProPhoto, 100%.
Web, 2048 long edge: HEIC, Display P3, 2048 px.

Color Spaces & ICC Profiles

Output format is TIFF, HEIC, JPEG, or PNG. The profile chip sits beside the format buttons. The sample recipes use sRGB, ProPhoto, and Display P3.

Sizing: OFF, LONG EDGE, W × H, DIMENSIONS, or %. Units are PX, IN, or CM. Don't enlarge is a switch.
Quality: The JPEG / HEIC quality slider.
Folder: A path, with Reveal and Choose.
Naming: A pattern such as image-01.jpeg. Tokens: name, recipe, seq, date, time, body, iso, lens, shutter, aperture.
Queue footer: PERFORMANCE CORES, MEMORY, ENCODER, and a budget line such as 24 GB BUDGET and HARDWARE HEIC.

Dynamic Watermark Stamping

A recipe can carry a watermark in its name, as the Proof recipe does. SHARPEN, METADATA, and CONFLICT sit on the edit-recipe tabs under the output format.