With our digital cameras we are no longer restricted to a limited number of photos or to share those pictures in classic photo albums. We can now take hundreds or even thousands of pictures and share them easily on photo sharing websites.
If you are trigger happy like I am, you are facing the problem of having hundreds or even thousands of photos to share. Handling so many photos at very high resolutions and huge file sizes is a bit daunting. Size matters when uploading photos online, so this is why changing pictures' size before uploading is highly recommended.
You can change image size, for one image at a time with any image editor program, but if you have dozens or hundreds of pictures you need to use a batch picture sizer software.
You can easily change picture size with BatchPhoto, the program is a picture size reducer for Windows® and Mac® OS X, designed to be easy to use yet powerful. BatchPhoto can reduce picture size for dozens of pics in one operation, save settings for later use and even perform all operations easily from Windows® Explorer's right-click menu!
But why not try for free the fully-featured trial version of BatchPhoto and see if it's the right tool for you? To download the trial just left-click on the "Try it Free" button below!
BatchPhoto has even more useful feature to help you keep your photo collection in shape. Besides changing picture size fast it can: rename your images with meaningful names, annotate your photos with date/time, comments and even transparent watermarks. It also has special effects that can be applied on jpegs, like: sepia, black & white, charcoal and more. So BatchPhoto is more, much more than a picture reducer it is an all-in-one tool for your picture collection!
We can reduce photo sizes with BatchPhoto by selecting new dimensions for the width and height of our pictures either in pixels or percentages (relative to the previous picture's sizes). We can chose to keep the original picture's aspect ratio or just alter it. BatchPhoto will reduce the landscape and portrait photos automatically following your specifications. Learn more from the following articles:
With BatchPhoto we can shrink pictures by reducing the picture's dimensions (width and height) and/or by compressing the images better, both actions will result in a smaller file size. The images can be compressed when using an image format that supports compression, like: JPEG, TIFF, PNG. For more details, take a look at the following articles:
Have a multitude of images in various formats like JPEG, PNG, GIF or TIFF and need to resize and compress them to optimal sizes? Almost any image editor can do that but the average editor handles pictures one at a time and to resize dozens of JPGs will take some time.
Note: BatchPhoto works on Windows® 8, 7, Vista, and XP as well as Mac® OS X Mountain Lion (10.8), Lion (10.7) and Snow Leopard (10.6).
