Batch Resize

Picture Resize Genius is a small and simple batch processor for photos, pictrures and images, that allows you to perform various functions on multiple images.

Batch Picture Resizer is an easy and user-friendly batch photo resize and watermarking tool. It helps you to resize big batches of photos in one click for the purpose of sending via email, to web or just to save space on your hard drive.

Do you want to resize a number of photos in one go? Need a batch image resize solution? Just Resize My Photosâ„¢ does just that, it resizes your photos in bulk.

Batch Picture Protector is a powerful and easy-to-use batch image watermarking tool. It protects your digital images and artwork by adding professional transparent watermarks that combine text, illustrations and graphics.

Batch Image Resizer - Batch resize, rotate, stamp, convert your images. Works with all major formats, JPEG, BMP, GIF, PCX, PNG. etc. You can batch resize, rotate, stamp text on your images and convert format to others. Easy-to-use interface.

This program allows you to process images in bulk, which can convert, resize, flip and rotate images easily, and You can also adjust the brightness, contrast or color; add fancy borders; and add over 20 special effects.

Minos Batch Images is an automated batch-imaging editor that allows you to resize, rename , add text and compressing images.Р’В  Wrap the images into a standalone .Exe file, The default setting can stretch images proportionally.

QuickResizerAPI resizes and convertes graphic files (JPG, TIF, GIF, PNG, BMP) in batches. It is a tool for advance users and programmers. It is callable by any .Net languages (C#, VB .Net, Managed C++, etc). It can also be called from DOS.

Batch Photo Factory allow you to add frame and watermarks to your photos in bulk.You also can batch convert, resize and rename photos in ease.

QuickResizer resizes and converts graphic files (JPG, TIF, GIF, PNG, BMP) in batches. You can launch QuickResizer from Windows Explorer's context menu by right-clicking on the file, or you can drag and drop your picture files onto QuickResizer.