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Shrink images for sending by email
Shrink images to send in emails
When capturing images it is always wise to use the highest possible quality settings for both resolution and compression. The problem with this is that the resulting images are normally too big to send by email. Pixresizer is a simple yet powerful utility for preparing images, either individually or in batches.
The interface is well designed, with all four steps visible at once. There are several preset sizes or you can specify one yourself. Pixresizer will keep the correct proportions of the image to avoid odd results.
The file format of the image can be kept, or changed into BMP, GIF, JPG, PNG or TIFF. Any accompanying EXIF data can be left with the file or discarded. Images can even be rotated or printed directly from Pixresizer.
Pixresizer can also work with entire folders of images. Simply select the original folder and a new folder for the smaller images. Subfolders can be included if required.
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Pixresizer
Does what it says on the tin, easy to download, changes files from Tiff to Jpeg too (which is what I was originally looking for). :-)
Posted by Cindy, 25 Sep 2009
e-mail
I am looking for something that i can reduce in e-mail but open large enough to print in magazine does this do this ?
Posted by bob gudger, 15 Dec 2009