The Content panel displays thumbnails of the files and folders in the selected folder. By default, Bridge generates Quick Thumbnails and displays them in the Content panel with only file or folder names.
You customize the view in the Content panel by adjusting the amount of text displayed with thumbnails, resizing thumbnails, showing additional metadata for thumbnails, and specifying thumbnail quality. Choose Horizontal Layout or Vertical Layout from the Content panel menu to position scroll bars. Choosing Auto Layout ensures that Bridge switches between a horizontal and vertical layout as needed.
View thumbnails with text
Choose one of the following from
the View menu:As Thumbnails to display files and folders as thumbnails with only file or folder names.
As Details to display thumbnails with additional text information.
Show Thumbnail Only to display thumbnails without any text information, labels, or ratings.
Adjust the size of thumbnailsMake thumbnails smaller so you can see more of them at once, or enlarge them to see thumbnail details.
Drag the Thumbnail slider
at
the bottom of the Bridge window.
Show additional metadata for thumbnailsThe Additional Lines Of Thumbnail Metadata preference specifies whether to show additional metadata information with thumbnails in the Content panel.
Limit file size for thumbnailsYou can limit the file size for which Bridge will create thumbnails (displaying large files can slow performance). If Bridge can’t create thumbnails, it displays the icon associated with that particular file type. Bridge disregards this setting when displaying thumbnails for video files.
Specify thumbnail qualityQuick Thumbnails to use the low-resolution thumbnails embedded in the source file. These thumbnails aren’t color managed.
High Quality Thumbnails to create thumbnails generated from the source file.
Convert To High Quality When Previewed to use quick thumbnails until you preview an image, at which time Bridge updates the thumbnail with the high-quality version.
Generate quick or high-quality thumbnails