Resize: resize all images using pixels, percentage, print size, or one side of the image.Check the 'use advanced options' box in the interface, and click on the advanced options button that appears afterwards, to get to them. Most of the image manipulation options are hidden by default. There you select the desired output file format for the images, the (optional) output folder, and the operations that you want to run on all images. Files can be sorted by name, size or other parameters which is useful if you plan to rename them as the order matters.Īll processing options are listed in the right corner of the interface. You may then add one, multiple or all images to the processing queue. You can change from displaying images in list form to thumbnails instead which is useful if the directory lists cryptic names.įastStone Photo Resizer displays a preview of the selected image in the interface as well. The left pane displays image formats of the selected folder. The interface that opens on start looks somewhat noisy on first glance, but everything is there for a reason and it won't take long before you grow accustomed to it. The program is available as a portable version and installer for Windows devices. FastStone Photo ResizerįastStone Photo Resizer is a free image converter and manipulation tool for Windows. It may make sense then to resize, compress or edit photos locally before uploading them to Internet services. While that is not the case for all services out there, it seems the norm for many sharing services. While those look great when you view them locally, it may be quite problematic to share them with others, or even upload them to the cloud for safekeeping.Īdditionally, services like Facebook process images that you upload automatically. My trusted Xiaomi Mi 4c for instance creates photos that use up to 7 Megabyte of storage. Smartphone photos seem to get larger both in size and resolution each year.

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