Multiple Image Resizer.NET

[Elliot]

Didn't know where to post this but common sense tells me to post it here, lol. Anyway, onlt the subject...

I know many people can spend hours resizing pictures for their Pic Federation, I have experienced it myself in recent weeks. But I found this program pretty recently which makes it a hell of a lot easier and quicker, resizing multiple images at once. It can resize, add borders, crop, rotate, add text and something called image overlay which I have yet to use myself.

I don't know if anyone uses it or has heard of it, but I thought I would post it for anyone who hasn't. Here is the link...

www.multipleimageresizer.net/download.aspx

All you do is download the program and it will take a couple of minutes to install and a couple of minutes to get the hang of it, but most of it is straight forward stuff. Anyway, I like been an assistance so it's all welcome, hopefully I helped out a few people in dire need of image resizing, lmao.

Thanks, and if this does get a popular reaction, wouldn't mind stickying this would you, Mallett?

No problems!

[Deleted]

Hmmm... I don't know about the other features, but for resizing my pictures, I've always used a Freeware program named "XNview".

I never imagined that resizing pictures could be an annoying problem for other users. o_Ô

[Elliot]

Jul 13, 2009 15:34:15 GMT -5 @superiorman said:

Hmmm... I don't know about the other features, but for resizing my pictures, I've always used a Freeware program named "XNview".

I never imagined that resizing pictures could be an annoying problem for other users. o_Ô

Well, like I explained, it's for people who don't have a program.

[deskjet]

This will more than likey get put in the help thread. Thanks for the info though. Personalyy I use pixresizer.com

[Cottage Cheese]

I use Pixresizer its a lot faster then this program, but I might still switch to Multiple Image Resizer.NET program because people (myself included) say that Pixresizer messes up the quality of the picture and I notice that this program does not.

Here are pics that I resized with 3 different programs
Pixresizer:


Multiple Image Resizer.NET:


Photobucket:


I personally think that Multiple Image Resizer.NET has the best picture quality

[deskjet]

Jul 13, 2009 17:58:09 GMT -5 Cottage Cheese said:

I use Pixresizer its a lot faster then this program, but I might still switch to Multiple Image Resizer.NET program because people (myself included) say that Pixresizer messes up the quality of the picture and I notice that this program does not.

Here are pics that I resized with 3 different programs
Pixresizer:


Multiple Image Resizer.NET:


Photobucket:


I personally think that Multiple Image Resizer.NET has the best picture quality

hmmmm, indeed

[That guy next door.]

TBH, webs.com's upload feature resizes fine for me.

[(=wwefan617=)]

the picture quality does look nice, but i am going to stick with my image resizer, it works pretty well. thanks for the info though =)

[Elliot]

No problem, glad to be of assistance.