With the release of Huygens 20.10, the new Workflow Processor is introduced as the successor of the Batch Processor. Similar to the Batch Processor, the Workflow Processor enables you to apply a specific image processing pipeline to one or a group of images, making certain that multiple images are treated in the exact same manner. When adding a new task within the main window of the Workflow Processor, a new Workflow Designer window appears which allows you to design a specific sequence of processing steps. Operations like changing image dimensions, deconvolution, chromatic aberration correction, drift correction, Autocrop, and file format conversion can be easily included in a workflow with a simple drag and drop approach. Once a task, consisting of one or a set of images and a workflow is scheduled within the main Workflow Processor window, and the batch processing has started, previews of the raw and restored image are displayed in the preview window. Learn more.

Currently there is a limit to the amount of images or items the workflow processor can handle, namely 10,000 items. If you have more items Huygens Core might be a good solution for you.