Eitbit Picture Resize

Sure enough, your mobile phone can take pictures at high-quality resolution settings, but unless you’re some kind of designer, or editing master, the fancy resolution is barely of any use. Chances are you encounter restrictions based on a picture’s size, be it for uploading on a website, or integrating it an interface design. Luckily, these limitations can be bypassed with a little help from Eitbit Picture Resize.

Before you can go and take advantage of the application’s set of features, it’s best to make sure .NET Framework is installed, because it’s a required component for proper functionality. In terms of visuals, it sports a clean interface, requiring little time to get to know all functions.

Needless to say that you need to import some pictures to be able to start the operation. This can either be done by dragging one or more pictures from different locations over the main window, or relying on the built-in browse dialog. When done, these are all enlisted with thumbnails, name, path, and resolution.

The second, and last step before resizing, is to specify parameters that determine how pictures and resized, and where the new files are saved. As such, you can have the process automatically apply definition value to either width, or height, or you can manually pick, but this can affect aspect ratio if you work with both landscape and portrait orientations.

There’s no way to have original files replaced, with the save folder mandatory for the operation. You can take a look over a list of common picture size definitions to help you out. Putting the process in motion is done at the press of a button, and doesn’t take too long, given the list of target items isn’t overwhelming.

All things considered, we come to the conclusion that Eitbit Picture Resize manages to live up to expectations, and comes in handy for changing the size specifications of multiple pictures at a time. Loading pictures requires little effort, since you can quickly drop them over the main window, and neither does the whole operation take too much of your time.