When you have configured the resizing options, click on the Resize button on the sidebar. If you use the source folder as the output directory, the files will be renamed using Windows' new file rules. The filename will be retained when the destination directory differs from the original folder. There is no option to customize the renaming pattern in Free Batch Photo Resizer. Select the output folder that the program should save the pictures in. You can choose the bounds option to customize the height and the width based on your requirements like Full HD or 720p, and the program will use the closest possible resolution with the original aspect ratio.
Once you've enabled it, three more settings become available.Ĭhoose the width or height (radio button) option, and the program disables the other option because it will automatically compute the value with respect to the one you have entered to ensure the aspect ratio isn't modified. Enter the width and height (in pixels or percentage) to make your choice.įree Batch Photo Resizer can maintain the aspect ratio of the images, if you toggle the "Keep original aspect ratio" under the resize options. This also works with multiple file selection using the Shift and Control keys.īefore resizing the photos, you should specify the dimensions of the output pictures, aka the new size that they will be saved as. Or, if you want to exclude a few pictures, select a photo and then click on "Remove Selected". The only way to check if you have got it correct, is by reading the names from the list pane.Īdded the wrong pictures? The Remove All button lets you clear the list of photos in a single click.
There is no option to preview the images that you have added in Free Batch Photo Resizer. Oddly, unlike most batch tools this one does not support drag-and-drop for adding multiple files. The application supports the following image formats: BMP, JPEG and PNG. The Add Folder button is handy for including a directory that contains several images. Use the first button on the sidebar to the right edge of the window to add the files. The program's interface has a large pane on the left where the images that you add for processing will be displayed. If user-friendliness is an important factor for you, Free Batch Photo Resizer may be something that you want to check out when it comes to batch processing images.
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