Batch Image Resizer 1.5.9
Resize and edit multiple images for Web publishing and sharing. Shareware ($13.99)
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Brian Lucido
Batch Image Resizer lets you resize, rename, rotate, and add borders to multiple images for Web publishing and sharing.
If you have ever needed to resize multiple pictures for your Web page, then this program is for you. With this appliction, you can resize, rotate, add a transparent border, and save pictures with an icon preview. Best of all, it uses batch mode processing - so you can manipulate multiple pictures at once! Also, it allows you to grab the first page of a PDF file, convert it to an image, and resize it.
Batch Image Resizer now also allows you
If you have ever needed to resize multiple pictures for your Web page, then this program is for you. With this appliction, you can resize, rotate, add a transparent border, and save pictures with an icon preview. Best of all, it uses batch mode processing - so you can manipulate multiple pictures at once! Also, it allows you to grab the first page of a PDF file, convert it to an image, and resize it.
Batch Image Resizer now also allows you
What's New
Version 1.5.9:
- Fixed a bug where an improper border might be applied if a user was using the 'fit to box' feature along with the 'preserve aspect ratio' box checked. Now the images are resized as expected.
Requirements
Intel/PPC, OS X 10.4 or later
Intel/PPC, OS X 10.4 or later
Batch Image Resize... User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:4,761 |
| Version Downloads:50 |
| Type:Multimedia Design : Image Editing |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:14 Apr 2014 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $13.99 |
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Batch Image Resizer lets you resize, rename, rotate, and add borders to multiple images for Web publishing and sharing.
If you have ever needed to resize multiple pictures for your Web page, then this program is for you. With this appliction, you can resize, rotate, add a transparent border, and save pictures with an icon preview. Best of all, it uses batch mode processing - so you can manipulate multiple pictures at once! Also, it allows you to grab the first page of a PDF file, convert it to an image, and resize it.
Batch Image Resizer now also allows you to watermark your files. This feature is extremely useful for web developers because you can now resize your images and copy-protect them all in one step! The workflow is far easier and faster than bulky, monthly subscription applications such as Adobe Photoshop.
If you have ever needed to resize multiple pictures for your Web page, then this program is for you. With this appliction, you can resize, rotate, add a transparent border, and save pictures with an icon preview. Best of all, it uses batch mode processing - so you can manipulate multiple pictures at once! Also, it allows you to grab the first page of a PDF file, convert it to an image, and resize it.
Batch Image Resizer now also allows you to watermark your files. This feature is extremely useful for web developers because you can now resize your images and copy-protect them all in one step! The workflow is far easier and faster than bulky, monthly subscription applications such as Adobe Photoshop.
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Levelbest reviewed on 28 Jun 2011
Sorry that the output options weren't clear; they are in the front of the main window in a drop down menu. You can even see it in the screenshot. Please respond if you can think of a way to make it more obvious. Thanks!
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Colette reviewed on 10 Oct 2009
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1) They rate all of Omid Pajuhideh's ****erox software with 5 stars.
2) They rate similar apps poorly (ironically, their download history has no indication of the app that they are reviewing having been downloaded).
3) They all make the same comment to the extent of "No Free Trial, No sales at MacUpdate."
Just Saying...
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Spike-James rated on 22 Jan 2012
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Fulmar2 rated on 24 Oct 2011
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HugeBubba rated on 11 Apr 2011
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Fulmar2 rated on 25 Feb 2011