ImageXY is for resizing one or multiple photos. It can resize drag and dropped images, folders, or even entire drives.. ImageXY resizes photos using defined presets. Users can use one of the standard ...

Image Resize from Jason Pan is a useful iOS utility that allows you to quickly and easily resize an image captured with your iPhone's camera. I use the app to prepare images for blog posts on my ...

Are you looking to resize your photos captured on iPhone or iPad, and make them smaller in size? This may be necessary if you ...

Gabriela has a degree in Journalism and started her writing career over 16 years ago. She loves writing about all things tech and she's always looking for great deals. When she's not writing, she ...

I’ve been on a search to find a simple solution for the missing Windows Image Resizer Powertoy that was so hand in XP. The simple functionality of that powertoy allows you to simply right-click on an ...

Resizing multiple images can be a time-consuming process. Lots of batch resizing tools, however, are badly designed, drastically reduce image quality or simply aren't supported by their manufacturers ...

Omni Tools is a collection of open-source projects that can boost your productivity in many ways. Its specified image tools collection rivals many of Photoshop’s most basic features. By using this ...

Windows only: The Image Resizer Powertoy Clone adds an option to the Windows explorer context menu for quickly resizing pictures—without opening an image editor. Using the utility couldn't be ...

This self-hosted tool streamlined my photo workflow and gave me back control over my own images.

Illustrator is an Adobe application commonly used for creating vector graphics. It provides image-resizing methods unique to most other graphic software. Illustrator's scaling options work together to ...

In addition to being a photo viewer, the Preview app for Mac offers basic image-editing functionality. If you want a quick and easy way to resize images, this built-in Apple app will do the trick.

Thanks to GBM Reader Kenneth Auchenberg for this. After my post earlier this morning looking for a way to restore right-click image resizing functionality to Vista the way that the ImageResizer ...