Picture Resizer Options
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PhotoResize Options

by Michael Lee http://leelim.net/default.aspx.

What is PhotoResize Options

PhotoResize Options allows running PhotoResize.exe with resizing options selected in a configuration dialog window.

Configuration window for Picture Resizer
The main window of PhotoResize Options

How to use it

PhotoResize Options is a single .exe file that needs to be placed in the same folder as PhototResize.exe (on Desktop by default). There are two ways how to use the tool:

  1. You can drag and drop file or folder on the PhotoResizeOptions.exe icon and choose resizing options in a window that pops up and finally click a Resize button.
  2. Alternatively, you can just double-click the icon and choose the file or folder later.

Download and installation

PhotoResizeOptions.exe was created by Michael Lee and can be freely downloaded here: PhotoResize Options EX.exe.

PhotoResizeOptions.exe expect PhotoResize.exe (download from the main page) to be in the same folder. The name must be exactly PhototResize.exe, be sure to rename it from the initial PhotoResize400.exe.

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Vlasta
on December 3rd 2008
PhotoResizeW120.exe "-c<ROOT>120\<PATH><NAME>.jpg" c:\website\img
should work...
Anonymous
on March 1st 2009
This program is AWESOME!!! I can get the command line to work so long as the directory path does not have a space in it. In my case, I have images stored in C:\My Photos\ that I want to resize. I've tried adding double quotes like so (assumes PhotoResize.exe is stored in C:\My Photos)
PhotoResize.exe -^800x600 "-c<ROOT>\Th<PATH><NAME>.jpg" "C:\My Photos\"
But this doesn't work. Is there syntax for directory paths with spaces?
Vlasta
on March 1st 2009
Looks OK, but try to remove the \ character after <ROOT>, it provides its own \. Also, maybe leave out the trailing \ in C:\My Photos\
Anonymous
on March 1st 2009
Yes sir. That was what I needed. Perfect little app. What a great find! Thank you for your help!
Anonymous
on April 2nd 2009
I can't get the resized image to go in another folder :( let's say I want it in a folder in G:\maternity how do I do that... resized with width max of 500
Anonymous
on April 2nd 2009
I'm finding this tool very convenient but is it possible to keep the original file creation date for my old JPGs after resizing them?? My settings are PhotoResize2592IMOQ90S
Vlasta
on April 2nd 2009
To put files in a custom folder, you'll need to use command line parameters directly.

The creation date should be preserved. Are you using the latest version of PhotoResize?
Anonymous
on May 13th 2009
Hi,

How do I preserve the aspect ratio of the images? e.g. I want to produce some thumbnails at 80x60, and am using PhotoResize80x60H.exe . However, if the image does not have this aspect ratio, it appears squashed.

Many thanks in advance,
Vlasta
on May 13th 2009
You can resize to given width or height and let the tool compute the other direction to maintain aspect ratio. Or you can use the seam carving option, but it is slow.
Anonymous
on June 15th 2009
Great tool. I love the -kX option. Thanks for your work, it's very helpful.
Oliver

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