ImageSizer is a terrific little FREE  ‘Adobe Air’ application built to resize, optimize and rename a batch of jpg images, outputting them as a single compressed zip file – perfect if you want to e-mail a load of images off your digital camera, or upload a folder of images to your website or picture gallery – just drag, drop, fiddle with settings and press ‘Compress Your Images’.

Once the files are processed, you can simply drag and drop again to export all of your images as a compressed zip archive or a folder on your hard drive.

It’s really easy to use and install.

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This is a useful little FREE ‘Adobe Air’ application that is easy to install. It can be customized to suit many common requirements and is especially useful to batch process images for emailing or uploading to websites and picture galleries.

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ABOUT PIX RESIZER – PIXresizer is a photo resizing program to easily create e-mail and website friendly versions of your images with reduced file sizes.

The reduced files can be saved in a different folder (or with a slightly different file name), so your original images are not altered at all.

PIXresizer offers several different resizing methods to choose from and can automatically recognize image sizes to calculate the best fit. In addition, it can convert between image formats (JPEG, GIF, BMP, PNG and TIFF), rotate images, convert to grayscale and re-size multiple images in batches.

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Quick Instructions

Pizresizer is very easy to use.

TO WORK WITH ONE IMAGE

Click the ‘Work with one file’ tab and follow steps 1 to 4:

1. Load picture
2. Select new size
3. Select file format
4. Save picture

You can use the ‘Apply recommended’ button to set the options for you: it will force a 600 pixels size (larger dimension) and the .jpg format. (600 pixels is the recommended size for sending images via e-mail, and posting on the web).

TO WORK WITH MULTIPLE IMAGES AT ONCE

Click the ‘Work with multiple files’ tab and follow steps 1 to 4:

1. Select source and destination
2. Select new size
3. Select file format
4. Save pictures

You can use the ‘Apply recommended’ button to set the options for you:it will force a 600 pixels size (larger dimension) and the .jpg format. (600 pixels is the recommended size for sending images via e-mail, and posting on the web).

PLEASE NOTE – There’s more in the PIXresizer Help file, which is available at anytime in the program by pressing the F1-key, or by pressing the Help button.