Filed under My Software , Photography
In these days and ages of sophisticated technologies, it is disappointing to see people emailing and uploading their 10-megapixel photos in full size, just to be displayed on computer screens. The problem is that it takes forever to email or upload all those huge photos, several megabytes each, to your friends, not to mention that it will also take forever for them to download these huge images. This is an unacceptably inefficient way to transfer images over the internet.
Now if we think about it, there are over a zillion programs already made for resizing and making images smaller, yet people still share their photos in full size. What gives? Having tried a handful of such programs that can resize images, I think the inherent problem is in the usability. I mean, why did I have to go through a hundred steps before I could resize my images? Why did these app developers make it so difficult to just make images smaller?
Believing that everybody should not have to put up with that, I took the liberty to make this program Quick Image Resize which like the name suggests resizes images as fast as possible in just ONE step. The user interface in my opinion is relatively simple and easy to use (if it is not, I do welcome constructive feedback). The default setting will resize images in various formats and save as JPEG about 40KB each in the 'Small' subfolder.
Give it a try. Download Quick Image Resize 1.0 (FREE) below.
Download Link:
QuickImageResizeSetup.msi (545.00 kb)
Disclaimer: The programs are provided as is without any guarantees or warranty. Although the author has attempted to find and correct any bugs in the free software programs, the author is not responsible for any damage or losses of any kind caused by the use or misuse of the programs. The author is under no obligation to provide support, service, corrections, or upgrades to the free software programs.
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