Picture Resizer Options

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PhotoResize Options

by Michael Lee http://phototools.wordpress.com/.

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.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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user icon Vlasta site administrator on February 20th 2011

yes, switches, but do not combine them: PhotoResize800 "-cvalueforc" "-ovalueforo"

user icon Anonymous on February 20th 2011

Thanks , managed to figure it out.
Great tool !

user icon Anonymous on March 28th 2011

This tool is the quickest and handiest way to resize pictures. Thank you so much for saving me time every day.

user icon Anonymous on October 17th 2011

I resized several images. Each time select one of the resized images, a new copy is generated. I am not pleased! How can I get this unwanted replication of images to stop???

user icon Vlasta site administrator on October 17th 2011

Hint: the first item on the screenshot...

user icon Anonymous on November 24th 2011

Hi Iam trying to use your tool to process a directory of images, using the command line options but I am not getting the required result I wish to do the following

resize.exe -w190 "inputDirectory" "outputDirectory"

I am using the -c option for the output directory but this does not seem to work as the images are processed within the input directory?

user icon Vlasta site administrator on November 24th 2011

Place the -c option with output path template before the input folder, the command line parameters are processed from left to right.

user icon Anonymous on January 12th

Can some provide details for the options (C, R, L, H, I, M, S, N, T)
C is Current, R is recursive, however I cannot find any details for the others in the advanced config info

user icon Vlasta site administrator on January 12th

They are described on the main page in the Additional options section.

user icon Anonymous on January 13th

Hi,

I just discovered this tool and I find it great. I'm specialy using this tool for resizing my pictures before I put them on my iPad. In the "PhotoResize Option"-tool I saw that a resizing option for an iPad is provided by default. I tried this option and it works fine except for vertical (portrait) pictures.

Does somebody know what the problem is ?

Thanks !

user icon Anonymous
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