Resize My Photos

Although pictures can come under large resolution, especially given the advancements in technology. However, these are difficult to process by some web services, and you don’t really need an extraordinarily large picture for, let’s say, a profile picture. In this regard, applications like Resize My Photos come with the means to bring more photos to a custom size specification.

The application gets installed in the nick of time, giving you the chance to check out the set of features before you realize. However, the computer you install it on needs to be equipped with .NET Framework for things to work out, but modern Windows iterations come with it as a default feature.

All the application has to offer is kept in a classic window frame that makes it easy for you to accommodate, regardless of experience. There’s a dedicated panel where files you load are shown, while the rest of the space lets you manage corresponding process configurations.

Sadly, the application is only capable of working with JPG files, but they’re a pretty common format and shouldn’t be much of an issue. Loading them is either done through drag and drop, or relying on browse dialogs for individual files or entire content of folders. By default, output is the same as the source, but this can easily be changed.

Resize options aren't abundant, and you can fit width, height, or longest edge, with an additional size value field in pixels you can use to influence conversion. You can also add prefix, suffix, or choose to keep the original name. There’s a slider through which quality can be adjusted. A neat thing is that orientation is modified in order to be able to meet demands, and not crop, or damage quality.

Bottom line is that Resize My Photos is a practical applications by getting the job done effortlessly, and in an intuitive workspace. Elements and functions are easy to grasp, with various naming, quality, and resize options. Although file support leaves more to be desired, the application deserves a try overall.