An Image Resizer You’ll Love

One question we get asked a lot is: “What is a good image resizer.” We just use our old favorite image editing programs (PaintShop Pro, Irfanview, FastStone Capture) to resize programs, and sometimes we forget that many people don’t want all the bells and whistles – they just want a quick and easy way to resize images.

To the rescue comes InfoAve reader, Dale. Dale sent us this gem of an image resizer that makes resizing images as easy as eating a piece of EB’s homemade apple pie – maybe even easier! (Just kidding about the apple pie. I don’t think EB ever made an apple pie in her lifetime.)

When I took at look at Dale’s suggestion it didn’t look like there was much to the Web site or the program. When I tried the program I realized it does exactly what a stand-alone image resizer should do: Resizes images and nothing else.

How easy is it to use? Well, take a look.

First install Image Resizer. After it’s installed, right-click on the image or images (yes you can resize several images at at time) and select “Resize pictures” from the right-click menu.

Then you’ll see several pre-set size options. Choose whatever size you like (or create a custom size and click the “Resize” button. It can’t get much easier than  this!

And again…

If you don’t like the default sizes and you know what you’re doing, you can modify the sizes and create your own default custom sizes. Just click on “Advanced options” and have your way with Image Resizer:

You can set your own custom sizes and even change the encoding from JPG (default) to PNG, GIF, TIFF and even more. But for most of you Image Sizer will work just the way you want an image resizer to work – without any fooling around or reading any instructions or help files.

If you’re looking for a  really good image resizer that just resizes images quickly and easily, you should try Image Resizer. We’re pretty sure it’s the image resizer you were looking for. It works on all versions of Windows – we even tested it on a pre-release version of Windows 10 Spring Creators Update (version 1803) and it works great.

Just visit this page to read a little bit more about Image Resizer and/or download it. If you need a quick and easy way to resize images, you’ll be glad you did.

Thanks to Dale C. for suggesting this program. We appreciate it! And we bet many other will be glad you suggested it too!