Is there software that mass resizes images?
 

Is there any software out there that you can feed a directory of images and it will mass resize those to whatever size you want? For example, I have 1332 60x60 .png images that I need resized to 50x50. :helpme

Thanks.

photoshop

yes there are many ... the one i have i bought MANY years ago, its called Firehand Ember

i dont even know if its still made.

but there are many, google it

If you have Photoshop open up Imageready. You can create a droplet.

I wrote this years ago.

http://www.niched-hubs.com/articles/droplet-tutorial/

You obviously can't read. Yes, photoshop can resize images, but if you would have read the post in full, you would know what I need, and photoshop doesn't do that. I'm not resizing 1300+ images by hand. :321GFY

Thanks. :thumbsup

acdsee

you can select an entire drive if you want and resize every image in the drive

CompuPic Pro

http://www.photodex.com/products/compupicpro/

And you obviously don't know photoshop because you can batch resize with scripts in photoshop-imageready.

Imageready is not Photoshop. Had you mentioned Imageready like someone else, then I would have given your post more credence. And if I knew anything about graphic design, I probably wouldn't have asked this question. So :321GFY.

Thanks to everyone else who had something helpful to say. I got it all sorted. :)

This works great for me and its free...

http://bluefive.pair.com/pixresizer.htm

irfanview

stop messing with over complicated giszmos lol

Arles Image Web Page Creator

arlessssss

So many ...

I like Webgraphic Optimizer, because it allows you also to set nicely the compression...

Or if you need to watermark also: Photowatermark Pro

exactly, it's called the batch command in photoshop.

fireworks can also do this in batch mode. Very simple.

I also have compupic pro, it does it also, but the quality is not as good as fireworks. Plus there has not been an update to compupic pro in a long time and from what I understand from talking to the support department over there just a couple days agao, there is not going to be any.

Photoshop cs2... to hard to figure out... have to have a degree to do the simplest things (like watermark) Have not seen a single affective way to actually watermark a batch of pictures, if they are not all orientated the same way or the same size.

Acdsee Pro, Just bought it today... Looks really promising.

My mainstream business deals with Batch Resizing tools http://www.batchimage.com . Maybe something there can help.

you can batch resize, rename, image enhance, etc.. with Irfanview - freeware

I know the ACDSEE and XNVIEW are good

This would have been my reply to the letter....

but I also use Corel for batch processing too, the scripts are easy to set up and you can run the filters, color adjustments, sharpness, anything you want and it flies right through them. ...but I haven't found a good way to do the watermarking either.

My personal favorite is Eyebatch. Very easy to use, does a ton of stuff, and it's like $50 or something.

try ACDSEE pro.