Batch Picture Resizer vs. Powertoys
Batch Picture Resizer is a well-liked choice for making image sizes smaller or bigger on Windows. But it gives a built-in option that is good too. Here are the two choices laid out so you can choose which one fits you best.
๐ Strengths of Batch Picture Resizer:- Dedicated image resizer: Batch Picture Resizer is a standalone application specifically designed for resizing images.
- Detailed control: Batch Picture Resizer provides granular control over the resizing process.
- Offline functionality: Batch Picture Resizer works independently, without requiring an internet connection.
๐คโ ๏ธ Weaknesses of Batch Picture Resizer:- Additional software installation: You need to download and install Batch Picture Resizer as a separate program.
- Potential for bloatware: Free versions of Batch Picture Resizer might come bundled with unwanted software during installation.
๐ Batch Picture Resizer is a great choice for:
- Power users who need extensive control over image resizing: Photographers, graphic designers, and anyone who requires detailed customization during image resizing will appreciate Batch Picture Resizer's features.
- Users who work offline: If you don't have a reliable internet connection or prefer to keep your workflow offline, Batch Picture Resizer is a suitable option.
However, if you:- Prefer a lightweight solution: For basic image resizing needs, Microsoft offers a convenient built-in option that doesn't require additional software installation.
- Already use Microsoft Powertoys: If you utilize other Powertoys utilities, then Image Resizer adds another functionality without needing a separate program.
Windows 10 has a nice built-in program that makes it easy to edit pictures without using other software.
We will also show you how to edit multiple photos simultaneously and save them as a new file. So let's get started!
As you can see, using SoftOrbits Tool to resize pictures on Microsoft Windows is quick and easy.
How to use SoftOrbits Image Resizer with a right-click
Resizing images using a right mouse click button does is a very comfortable experience. Push on the image file and select
resize.
You will be able to see the options for width and height. If you want, you can also select the per cent of change. After making your selections, click the
Start button, and the program will do its job.
The process is relatively fast and takes little time to get used to it.
In addition, the quality of the resized images is quite good. Using a right mouse button to resize your images is a very comfortable experience.
Batch Picture Resizer has a right click option to reduce the size of images. During installation, choose this option.