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Pixer is a little application that helps you to scale (or rotate, add pad and, crop) PNG, JPG, Tiff, PSD , BMP or PICT images in batch. Drag an image, a group of images or a folder into Pixer and type the size you want (for example 500 for 500 pixel): Pixer will resize them to the desired size.
That's all!
Hint 1: leaving the input window blank will create icons for the images without resizing them.
Hint 2: #Pixer preserves transparency when creating an icon from a 24 bit PNG. (for PNG 24bit, Pixer icon abilities
That's all!
Hint 1: leaving the input window blank will create icons for the images without resizing them.
Hint 2: #Pixer preserves transparency when creating an icon from a 24 bit PNG. (for PNG 24bit, Pixer icon abilities
What's New
Version 1.99:
- Add Canon Raw support (Leopard only)
- Add Nikon Raw support (Leopard only)
- Some minor bugfix
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
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| Downloads:23,168 |
| Version Downloads:9,739 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Image Editing |
| License:Free |
| Date:03 Nov 2010 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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Pixer is a little application that helps you to scale (or rotate, add pad and, crop) PNG, JPG, Tiff, PSD , BMP or PICT images in batch. Drag an image, a group of images or a folder into Pixer and type the size you want (for example 500 for 500 pixel): Pixer will resize them to the desired size.
That's all!
Hint 1: leaving the input window blank will create icons for the images without resizing them.
Hint 2: #Pixer preserves transparency when creating an icon from a 24 bit PNG. (for PNG 24bit, Pixer icon abilities preserve transparency!)
Hint 3: You can use letters instead of numbers: H for 800 pixel, M for 480 pixel, L for 305 pixel and T for 80 pixel. If you use letters instead of numbers, Pixer will insert a standard prefix and postfix in the name of image (image.jpg becomes H_image_1.jpg).
Hint 4: To scale an image by percentage, just type the percentage (e.g: 50%, 74%, 16% etc) typing a percentage (50%, 74%, 16% etc) will scale the image by that percentage.
Hint 5: to rotate an image just type the rotation degrees (e.g: 90¡, 45¡ etc ).
Hint 6: to flip the image horizontally type "fh", to it vertically type "fv".
Hint 7: to crop or pad use two dimensions (e.g "1440x900" instead of "1440"). Now you can choose Pad color (Leopard only)
That's all!
Hint 1: leaving the input window blank will create icons for the images without resizing them.
Hint 2: #Pixer preserves transparency when creating an icon from a 24 bit PNG. (for PNG 24bit, Pixer icon abilities preserve transparency!)
Hint 3: You can use letters instead of numbers: H for 800 pixel, M for 480 pixel, L for 305 pixel and T for 80 pixel. If you use letters instead of numbers, Pixer will insert a standard prefix and postfix in the name of image (image.jpg becomes H_image_1.jpg).
Hint 4: To scale an image by percentage, just type the percentage (e.g: 50%, 74%, 16% etc) typing a percentage (50%, 74%, 16% etc) will scale the image by that percentage.
Hint 5: to rotate an image just type the rotation degrees (e.g: 90¡, 45¡ etc ).
Hint 6: to flip the image horizontally type "fh", to it vertically type "fv".
Hint 7: to crop or pad use two dimensions (e.g "1440x900" instead of "1440"). Now you can choose Pad color (Leopard only)
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Vodproter reviewed on 06 Feb 2012
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Green Guy reviewed on 04 Nov 2010
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Puc reviewed on 03 Nov 2010
Has not many features.
+3
Robfm reviewed on 03 Nov 2010
The big feature of this app is its minimalism. Used in conjunction with Launchbar, you can easily grab an image and "drop it" in Pixer. With one simple text pop-up you arrange select your conversion and you're done. Best of all, it's fast, and the results are excellent.
You can also leave it on your Dock or finder window, and when you need to transform and image, drop it there.
As always with minimalist Apps, if you don't get it (or RTFM), it seems not to do anything.
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fredducker reviewed on 23 Jul 2008
Stay away from this program!!
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mactoe reviewed on 11 Jul 2008
NO INTERFACE AT ALL
There are no preferences to set for destination folder or anything for that matter.
You can't set limits for cropping, converting, resizing, rotating... nothing. You have no idea what this program is doing on your mac or to your images.
This is terrible... don't touch it.
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nikcoleman reviewed on 30 Jan 2008
The directions don't work.
I want to rotate batch files and it won't even rotate one file.
Be kind to use and let us know how you did it.
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golden reviewed on 04 Aug 2007
Additionally, and this is hardly an afterthought, when it resized my jpgs, it cropped them. Didnt preserve the original images, simply resizing them, but cut a square out of them to the requested pixel count.
Clumsy, and considering all the other options for photo resizing, fairly useless.
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Personally, I would like to see the hints included in the app window so that we don't have to remember them.