Need a whole folder of photos smaller before emailing or uploading them? Fotosizer resizes, rotates and renames groups of photos in a single batch. A live preview shows how resize settings and effects will look before processing, and JPEG compression can be adjusted for the output.
How does Fotosizer handle a batch of photos?
Add pictures to a batch and apply resize settings across them together. Fotosizer also supports batch rotation and renaming, so repeated file-preparation tasks can be handled in the same workflow. Adjust JPEG compression when preparing JPEG output.
For a quick selection from Windows File Explorer, use a picture’s right-click menu and choose the Fotosizer resize command. This starts the workflow with the selected image or images.
What can the preview and effects show?
The live preview displays the photos with the current resize settings and applied effects. Check the result in the preview before processing the batch.
- Add text or image watermarks, with controls for font, color, transparency, shadow, rotation, and tiling.
- Apply rounded corners to photos.
- Choose a light or dark display mode.
What happens when processing finishes?
Set a completion action for the processed pictures: move them to another folder, send them to the Recycle Bin, or delete them permanently.
Editions
Batch resizing, rotation and renaming are part of every edition; watermarks, color adjustment and rounded corners belong to the Professional edition.
Pros
- Resize and rotate multiple photos in one batch
- Preview resize settings and effects on the photos
- Select images from File Explorer’s right-click menu
- Choose what happens to pictures after processing
System requirements: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows 11 · 32-bit and 64-bit · 2GB RAM · 50MB free hard drive space · 800×600 or higher display · Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 or higher
Can Fotosizer resize several photos at once?
Yes. It applies resize settings to multiple photos in a batch.
Can I rotate photos while processing a batch?
Yes. Fotosizer supports batch rotation as well as batch resizing and renaming.
Can I choose where processed photos go?
Yes. A completion action can move them to another folder, send them to the Recycle Bin, or delete them permanently.
