Bulk Resize Photos

[sonofsanta]

If you have Irfanview just do it with that... you can rename, switch format, overwrite, whatever you need to do. Fast and free and easy to use. Open it up and press B to get the batch window (it's on the menus somewhere as well, I can only remember the shortcut though)

[36Degrees]

I use the MS image resizer tool, i like it as its just a right click - resize image, process. you can do a search of your users data drive for *.jpg then select all - resize. so select which ones you want to do.

Image Resizer Powertoy Clone For Windows 7/Vista

Exactly the method we use. I've also installed this on all of the computers for staff to use, although most of them still don't do so.

[bloxy]

A second vote for PIXresizer

[tom_newton]

You haven't lived until you've used this: ImageMagick: Convert, Edit, Or Compose Bitmap Images

[laserblazer]

+1 for faststone

[zag]

Try this site, Image Resizer for Windows - Download: Image Resizer 2.1

This is my no1 tool I always install

Couldn't live without it.

I have resized all images on our shared drives for years without anyone noticing

You can do it very easily with a simple windows 7 search for JPG's over 1mb, then right click on all the images and resize all at once.

[DSapseid]

I have resized all images on our shared drives for years without anyone noticing

You can do it very easily with a simple windows 7 search for JPG's over 1mb, then right click on all the images and resize all at once.

Did this yesterday and released 30gb of space!!

[Bjoern]

Another method is to use Dropbox + dropboxautomator.wappwolf.com - you can define folders in your dropbox where dropboxautomator will scale, rotate all pictures etc. in a way you define it.

Works really fine over here plus you can upload the pictures to everywhere (facebook etc.) if you want to.