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Batch Picture Resizer is a program for resizing photos, converting formats, batch processing photos, renaming files, and applying watermarks.
It will help you reduce the size of a photo for sending by e-mail, publishing on the Internet or just to save space on your hard drive. Batch Picture Resizer supports all major file formats (including RAW, JPG, BMP, TIFF, GIF, PNG, PCX, TGA, and more). The program can not only resize photos while maintaining quality, but also rotate and mirror images. It allows you to reduce the size of a photo with one click, optimize contrast, brightness and color levels, convert images to black and white, add watermarks that protect the image from illegal use.
Many modern cameras can save their position at the time of shooting. Batch Picture Resizer can extract this information and use it to automatically rotate images. You don’t have to rotate each photo manually.
Program Features
• Resizing any number of images
• Watermarking and stamping tools
• Image format conversion
• Automatic rotation of JPEG images
• Lossless image rotation
• Canvas resizing
• Batch file renaming
• Fast and easy to use
• Console mode operation via options command line
• Optimization of image parameters and conversion to black and white
• Ability to change the compression level and DPI
OS: Windows 10/8/7
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