It will be a waste of time to resize images one by one. If you take Picture Batch Resizer as your helper, the work will be done in a short while. Because Picture Batch Resizer supports resize images in batch.

The application is free for downloading and evaluating by clicking here. If you want to use all functions without any limitations, you can buy a license for it via clicking here.

You can see the user interface (UI) of Picture Batch Resizer in Figure1, in which there is an image file list in the middle. You can add image files in the list by clicking “Add Image File(s)” button or dragging the files from the disks to the list. “Remove” button is used to remove or delete some image file, while “Remove All” is for removing all the image file at a time.

Before resizing pictures in batch, you should check the “Resize” check box first. In “Type” combo box, you can choose one of four available resizing types—Fix Image, Restrict Width, Restrict Height, Ignore proportion. If you select “Restrict Width” option, the image files will be resized according to the width you set retaining the original proportions. For example, input “500” in “Width” edit box. The width of output image files will turn to 500 pixels but the proportions will be still the original ones. Just click “Convert” button on the right to specify a suitable location for all the output image files in “Browse for Folder” dialog box and run Picture Batch Resizer.

In Figure2, you can see the examples of output image files. The width has changed to 500 pixels.