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Saturday, October 10, 2009

Trying out PIXresizer, a free image resizer tool

Posted by Ian Tan at 11:28 AM

I have been mainly using Google’s Picasa to do minor post processing and resizing of my images.  Recently, I got to know about this Free Image Resizer tool called PIXresizer.

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Since I was about to upload some pictures onto the web where I needed to resize a batch of pictures, I downloaded and gave this software a try.

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Just follow the installation instructions.  There is a readme.txt file accompanying it and it basically gives you very clear and simple steps to convert a single image or a set of images.  When you first start the application, it is intuitive enough to know that it just takes 4 steps: (1) Load Pictures, (2) Select New Size, (3) Select File Format (yes, it does format conversions for you too!) and (4) Save Picture.

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Click on the “SavePictures” button and just wait for a short while.  It’s so simple to use!  Highly recommended.

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