Fotosizer

Fotosizer is a small Windows application developed specifically for helping you resize, convert and edit pictures using batch operations tasks.

The tool sports a clean and intuitive layout where you can import photos using the drag-and-drop support or browse button. You may add the content of an entire folder and remove all items or the selected ones.

You may add files with the following file formats: JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP and TIFF. What’s more, you can flip or rotate the pictures to different angles and preview the changes in a separate panel.

Fotosizer lets you build up a list with the items that you want to process in a batch mode and switch between different view modes (Preview Pane, Thumbnails, Details) and choose the columns that are revealed in the main window, namely size, creation date, camera, copyright, ISO speed, aperture, comments and others.

You may select between several preset size options or manually input the desired parameters, reverse width and height by orientation, as well as maintain aspect ratio. You may apply a few effects, such as black and white, negative or sepia.

Other important settings worth being mentioned allow you to change the image quality and DPI, copy EXIF information, choose the destination folder, pick the output format (same as original, JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP or TIFF), set up file naming rules, make file associations, and include subfolders.

Tests have shown that Fotosizer carries out a task quickly and provides very good output results. It doesn’t eat up a lot of CPU and memory, so the overall performance of the computer is not burdened.

Fotosizer mixes up a user-friendly layout with several basic features for helping you resize photos to a custom size, apply several effects and convert them to a different file format.