Just Resize My Photos 1.2.0.0

Just Resize My Photos is a photo resizer application Hmm, well, it just resizes your photos! It takes a list of digital image files or folders that contain image files. It allows you to resize all of the selected images in bulk.
There are a number of ways to select how your photos are resized using pixel, percentage or print sizes. Just Resize My Photos is designed to resize your files in a batch and supports a large number of popular image formats.
If you have a number of image files that you need to resize for emailing, or you need to create thumbnails for each image, Just Resize My Photos can help you. It has a number of built-in sizes already setup to make creating popular sizes easy.
If you need a different size, no problem, you can create your own. By batch resizing your photos, you can save a massive amount of time compared to resizing them one-by-one in a standard graphics package.
Main features:
Simple step-by-step batch resizing
- Just Resize My Photos has been designed to be as easy to use as possible. You follow a step-by-step process making selections as you go. Then at the end, your photographs are resized. Easy.
Opens and saves many popular formats
- Just Resize My Photos supports all the commonly used image formats such as JPG, TIFF, PSD, BMP, PNG, GIF and more.
Select images by file or folder
- You can select photographic files or folders to resize. When you pick a folder, you can select to resize its sub-folders too.
Screen or print sizes
- You can select to resize by pixels, percentage or measurement and dpi. There is also a list of pre-defined sizes for emailing, thumbnails, desktops and more to make picking a new size as easy as possible.
5 different resize modes
- There are 5 different resize modes: Best Fit, Crop Fit, Exact Size, Fixed Width and Fixed Height.
8 different resize methods
- There are 8 different resize methods: High Quality Bicubic, High Quality Bilinear, Normal Bicubic, Normal Bilinear, Nearest Neighbour, Hermite, Mitchell and Lanczos. Each provides different quality output depending on your needs.
Strip unwanted data to make files smaller
- When saving the resized image, if the extra EXIF data is not needed it can be stripped away to make the file size as small as possible.
Save settings, then drag on photos
- You can save your settings for next time. If you want to quickly resize some more photos the same way, just drag them on to the saved settings.