Resizing images in batches can be very useful for certain users, and more so now that photography abounds in the streets. It can be useful to reduce the weight of our images without losing quality, and be able to share them quickly or store them and not take up too much space.
Resizing many images with a couple of clicks, can be a great relief for many while satisfying. And with XnResize you can get it for free, you just have to access its website and download it.
But if before using it, you prefer to see what functions it has, and how it works, I recommend that you continue reading and you will find out everything.
Functions that XnResize incorporates
When we download this program, the first thing we find is its simple interface. This interface is designed so that any user can control it without any problem.
Its unique and main function is to resize our images to the desired size. And all in a way that is very easy for us to do.
We can check it in the example we have below. We have imported 4 photos (images) of different sizes, as we can see, as indicated by the program itself under each image. We can also add complete folders, which is a detail to highlight.
Another detail to keep in mind is that it allows us to compare the size of the images now, and the approximate size they will have after resizing them.
When we click on “Next” it takes us to the next tab, which we can skip and go directly to the last one if we wish. In this tab, they give us the options to choose the size of our images, and the way in which we want to adjust them.
Among its options they also allow us to perform a “gamma correction”, and maintain the aspect ratio, in addition to choosing the option “Resample” the most convenient.
Another option is to rotate our images the amount of degrees and in the sense that we indicate.
The «Output» screen contains very interesting sections, among which is the conversion of our images to multiple formats. In the “options” menu It allows us to keep the location, keep the original date / time , keep the metadata , even the color profile .
In addition, when we choose the format to which we want to convert our images, we have a button called «Settings» in which we can change the parameters of our images.
These are very interesting, since it allows us to choose the compression quality of our images, in addition to being able to optimize them. Among other less common parameters.
Once we have modified all the desired settings, options and parameters, we can convert our images by clicking on the “Convert” button . Once this is done, a window will appear, which informs us of the resizing and conversion of the images.
If there is an error, you will be notified on that screen, in addition to the approximate time that this conversion will take.
As we can see in the screenshot above, the images have been converted to the previously selected size, and saved in the location also indicated. Its weight is 573 kb, even less than they indicated approximately.