In Nebulb you have two ways to import a folder with images:
1. Import from Nebulb
If you press the button pointed with an arrow a folder selection window will open, so that all the images contained in the selected folder will be imported into Nebulb. And in case the selected folder has only subfolders (does not directly contain any image files), then all images contained in the subfolders will be imported.
2. Import from file explorer
Another way to import all the images in a folder is by using the file explorer. Simply select the folder you want to import in the file explorer and then drag and drop it onto Nebulb.
3. Requirements for imported images
Regardless of the way you choose to import images, all images must meet certain minimum requirements in order to be imported correctly:
- All images must be of the same type. For example, it is not possible to import some images in RAW format and others in TIFF format.
- All images must have the same dimensions.
- Image files must be in a format supported by Nebulb.
And in the event that any of the imported image file(s) do not meet these criteria, Nebulb will display a warning message indicating this.
However, even if some files cannot be imported, the rest of the images that meet the criteria will be imported correctly.
Also, you do not need to import all images at the same time. You can import the images in batches if you prefer.
IMPORTANT: In case you have doubts about the imported images, you can review the summary information displayed below the import buttons, or you can discard all images and import them again.