What do you use for resizing pictures simultaneously?

[jnette]

Hello all, I use to use a freeware program called Image Processing Wizard. I have just built a pc running on vista but Image Processing Wizard needs .netframe to work. netframe won't install on my new pc.

What I liked with Image Processing was that I can resize images at a time or a whole folder and can save to a specific location/folder.

Theres gotta be another freeware program out there than can do the same. What do you use that's Vista compatible?

Thanks

[robattoronto]

ACDSee

[CSAgent]

ACDSee

Not freeware.

[goofball]

VSO Image Resizer.

[jnette]

I'll give that a try. Thanks

[jaszy]

I don't know if its available for Vista but I'm using the Microsoft PowerToys on XP. There's an image resizer program that works wonders for me. You can specify the size (small, medium, large, or custom) and all you have to do is select all the pics you want, right-click and then resize.

[jerryhung]

PhotoCap
FREE

has chinese and english versions

I use it to batch change EXIF time, or file names (from EXIF time) too

[goofball]

I don't know if its available for Vista but I'm using the Microsoft PowerToys on XP. There's an image resizer program that works wonders for me. You can specify the size (small, medium, large, or custom) and all you have to do is select all the pics you want, right-click and then resize.

Not available for Vista but VSO does the same thing (pretty much).

[barney_rebel]

Foundstone Photo Resizer 2.4

But I have a licensed copy of ACDSEE as my PC.

[cyder]

i imagine irfanview can, they are the best.

[Keelie]

i imagine irfanview can, they are the best.

irfanview is a great little program. i've had it on every pc i've owned, but i mainly use ACDSee for digital pictures.

[ShadowVlican]

ifranview is outdated

faststone viewer is the best freeware image viewer

[klam]

If you use Photoshop you can build a batch action to quickly run through your files to resize and whatever else.

[GunnerX]

I use Photo Cleaner (http://photocleaner.com/) for batch processes. It can do quick resize, auto-rotate, borders, sharpen, noise removal (takes longer).

The Pro version is free but there's a nag at the end that doesn't really bother me. I liked it a lot so I purchased a license and have been using it for a couple of years now.

[adblink182]

If you use Photoshop you can build a batch action to quickly run through your files to resize and whatever else.


thats what I use, but you definitely need to use Adobe Bridge with it as well, makes like 100x easier too. I use an action to resize and to add my watermark all in one set.

[jiggajayd]

I use M.I.R. - Multiple Image Resizer

Works great and is Freeware, you need to have the MS .NET Framework installed though. I believe it is Vista friendly although I have never tried on Vista.

http://www.multipleimageresizer.net/