FreeSizer

FreeSizer is a small software application developed specifically for helping you rename multiple images simultaneously. The compressed photos can be sent via email or uploaded via online platforms.

You are welcomed by a clean and intuitive design that allows you to set up the dedicated parameters in a short amount of time. You cannot appeal to a help manual, but you can tweak the configuration settings on your own because they look easy to work with.

Photos can be dragged and dropped directly in the main window. You can check out details about each item, such as filename, original and new dimensions, as well as estimated size. Double-clicking on the selected image helps you preview it in a dedicated panel.

You may build up a list with the pictures that you want to convert and remove files from the list or clear the entire workspace with a single click. What’s more, FreeSizer offers you the possibility to choose between several preset resizing profiles, such as email, instant messenger, social networks, iPhone/iPad, original size (compressed), and custom options.

When it comes to configuration settings, you are allowed to append custom text to the current filename, save the photos to the source folder or export them to a user-defined directory, keep the original file date, as well as set up a custom resizing profile by specifying the exact maximum width and height, and configuring the quality (original, medium, high, low).

Other notable configuration settings worth being mentioned enable you to keep the program on top of other windows and disable the mode used for estimating the new size. Tests have pointed out that FreeSizer carries out a task quickly and without errors. It does not eat up a lot of CPU and memory resources so the overall performance of the system is not hampered.

To sum things up, FreeSizer comes packed with several handy and intuitive features for helping you resize pictures using batch actions, and can be configured by rookies and professionals alike.