BatchImage tool

BatchImage tool is an advanced utility that facilitates a user-friendly interface for resizing and renaming multiple pictures at the same. It features two resizing and renaming modes that can be seamlessly configured.

The setup operation is a speedy task that shouldn't impose any difficulties, since there are no special options, mandatory software products, or third-party offers involved.

When it comes to the interface, BatchImage tool adopts a large window with a simple design and neatly structured layout, which cannot be resized or minimized to the taskbar or systray, making it inconvenient to toggle when working with other applications in parallel.

The supported image file types are BMP, JPG, TIFF and DEM. You can add as many files as you want to the task list by resorting to the built-in file browser, check out the height and width of the selected item, as well as pick the resizing mode between percentage (75%, 50%, 40%, 25% or custom) and pixel (set the new height and width, and optionally preserve the aspect ratio).

This setting can be applied to all pictures or just the current one. After committing the modifications, you can save the new files and rename them at the same time. This can be done by choosing a different directory than the source, as well as by adding a prefix or suffix to the original file names.

Image resizing and renaming jobs were quickly conducted by the application in our tests, during which CPU and RAM consumption remained minimal. We haven't experienced any stability issues, as it didn't hang, crash or indicate errors.

Although it has a rather rudimentary interface, BatchImage tool offers a straightforward method for changing the name and size of multiple graphic files at the same time.