Multiple Image Resizer .NET

With Multiple Image Resizer .NET, you can resize, add borders, add text, overlay images, crop, rotate and flip - with a few simple mouse clicks.

And what's more, Multiple Image Resizer .NET is FREE for personal and educational use! Commercial users of Multiple Image Resizer .NET should buy a commercial use license from us.

Multiple Image Resizer .NET also has a completely customisable user interface that you can arrange to suit yourself.

Features

Multiple Image Resizer .NET is a batch image processor. The software was originally designed and built to batch resize images but now features a wider range of batch image processing functionality.

Batch Image Processing Features
•Resize images
•Rotate images
•Flip images
•Add single or dual borders to images
•Add text to images (including file and EXIF information)
•Crop images
•Overlay / Watermark images with another image

Other Features
•Support for multi-core processors (CPUs) speeding up image processing
•Flexible command line batch image processing scripting engine
•Preview of unprocessed and processed images
•Ability to save and load image processing settings
•Ability to alter the order in which batch processing features are applied to images
•Customisable user interface, including the choice of three themes
•Fully integrated help documentation
•Check for updates feature
•Multi-language - English, Spanish, Dutch, Danish, French, Portuguese, Czech, Galician, German, Italian, Hungarian, Swedish, Bulgarian, Greek, Catalan, Polish, Turkish, Arabic, Chinese (Traditional), Russian and Ukrainian

Supported Image Files

Multiple Image Resizer .NET can open images in 31 different image formats, and save processed images in 16 image formats:
•Windows Bitmap (.bmp) - [Open and Save]
•Dr. Halo (.cut) - [Open]
•DirectDraw Surface (.dds) - [Open]
•Enhanced Windows Metafile (.emf) - [Open and Save]
•Exchangeable Image File (.exif) - [Open and Save]
•Graphics Interchange Format (.gif) - [Open and Save]
•High Dynamic Range (.hdr) - [Open and Save]
•Windows Icon (.ico) - [Open and Save]
•Amiga IFF (.iff) - [Open]
•Deluxe Paint (.lbm) - [Open]
•JPEG Network Graphics (.jng) - [Open]
•JPEG Format (.jpg, .jpeg, .jif, .jpe) - [Open and Save]
•Commodore 64 Koala (.koa) - [Open]
•Multiple Network Graphics (.mng) - [Open]
•Portable Bitmap (ASCII & Binary) (.pbm) - [Open and Save]
•Kodak PhotoCD (.pcd) - [Open]
•Zsoft Paintbrush PCX Bitmap (.pcx) - [Open]
•Portable Graymap (ASCII & Binary) (.pgm) - [Open and Save]
•Portable Network Graphics (.png) - [Open and Save]
•Portable Pixelmap (ASCII & Binary) (.ppm) - [Open and Save]
•Adobe Photoshop (.psd) - [Open]
•Sun Rasterfile (.ras) - [Open]
•Truevision Targa (.tga, .targa) - [Open and Save]
•Tagged Image File Format (.tif, .tiff) - [Open and Save]
•Wireless Bitmap (.wbmp) - [Open and Save]
•Windows Metafile (.wmf) - [Open and Save]
•X11 Bitmap Format (.xbm) - [Open]
•X11 Pixmap Format (.xpm) - [Open and Save]
•Macintosh PICT (.pct) - [Open]
•Silicon Graphics SGI File Format (.sgi) - [Open]
•RAW Camera Image Files (supporting most manufacturers) (.3fr, .arw, .bay, .bmq, .cap, .cine, .cr2, .crw, .cs1, .dc2, .dcr, .dng, .drf, .dsc, .erf, .fff, .ia, .iiq, .k25, .kc2, .kdc, .mef, .mos, .mrw, .nef, .nrw, .orf, .pef, .ptx, .pxn, .qtk, .raf, .raw, .rdc, .rw2, .rwz, .sr2, .srf, .sti, .x3f) - [Open]

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