Batch Image Resizer

Batch Image Resizer is a simple application that facilitates a user-friendly interface for changing the size of multiple photographs in batch mode. It comes packed with some advanced settings that can be configured with ease, even by less experienced users.

Simple interface and options

The interface is based on a single window that holds all options available, giving you an overview before diving into the configuration.Photos can be added to the task list by dropping them into the dedicated area while navigating disk directories. Batch Image Resizer's not explicit concerning the supported file types, but we've noticed that it works with .bmp and .jpg format.

Resize and rename files

The new size can be established by indicating the width and height. Either of them can be auto scaled to fit the other one (preserve aspect ratio).In addition, you can keep the original file names or modify them using numerical incrementation, set a file naming pattern, as well as pick the preferred image format for the output files.

No setup required, besides .NET Framework

The entire tool's wrapped in a single executable file that can be saved to a custom directory on the disk or copied to a removable storage unit, in order to directly run it on any PC with little effort.It doesn't add new entries to the system registry or create files on the disk without your permission. However, it depends on .NET Framework to work properly.

Evaluation and conclusion

The software application worked smoothly in our testing and remained stable throughout its entire session. Image resizing and renaming tasks were carried out fast, during which it was light on system resources.To sum it up, Batch Image Resizer offers a simple solution for changing the dimensions of multiple graphic files at the same time. It's free and open-source.