I have to regularly resize images to make them fit into my articles here at Ghacks which I used to create using a combination of a screenshot software and the image manipulation software GIMP. While this method worked flawlessly it simply took to long to start GIMP and resize the image.
I therefor decided to look for an easier way to resize the images and I found it in the software Image Resizer. All I need to do now is to select all images that I want to be resized and click on ok to process them all. I did create a new image profile before to add the best fitting size for my website and saved that as the standard profile that will be used when resizing images.
Image Resizer offers several other functions that could be useful for some users. It is possible to choose the output file format, the output quality, the name of the newly created images, watermarks and if the new images should overwrite the original ones and where they should be saved if not.
Read More:
Enjoyed the article?: Then sign-up for our free newsletter or RSS feed to kick off your day with the latest technology news and tips, or share the article with your friends and contacts on Facebook or Twitter.Related Articles:
Multiple Image ResizerVSO Image Resizer, Resize And Convert Images
Image Resizer And Optimizer Riot
FreeSizer, Profile Based Image Resizer
Resize Pictures With Multiple Image Resizer
martin do u know of a program that auto-resizes explorer folders based on the content. they usually open in a predefined size regardless…
You should have first looked at the king of image related softwares — IrfanView
It has a “batch file conversion/rename” function. You can change filetype, size, quality and even contrast, brightness, etc.
If you don’t like IrfanView .. there’s always “Image Resizer” PowerToy from Microsoft itself. Resizing with just right click. Check that out!
(Although none of them have the ‘profile’ thingy)
maybe you can try shrinkpic. i use it sometimes and it is cleverly designed software.