iResize for Mac

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Key Details of iResize

Batch resize, compress and save images as JPEG.
Last updated on 5/17/2014
There have been 3 updates
Virus scan status:
Clean (it's extremely likely that this software program is clean)

Developer's Description

Batch resize, compress and save images as JPEG.

iResize can resize, compress and save as JPEG the image files GIF, JPEG, PICT, PNG, TIFF and PSD files.

Here are some key features of iResize:

Streamlined interface
Easy and fast
Check before resizing with the new JPEG compression/quality preview
Rotate one ore more images
Rename and sequential numbering of the resized images, and/or
Add some text (example: -small) at the end of the file name
Handles accented characters in the file names

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: May 17, 2014

Latest update: May 17, 2014

Version: 3.2.6

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System: Mac OS X, OS X 10.8, Mac OS X 10.6, OS X 10.9, Mac OS X 10.7

Additional Requirements: None

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 16,722

Downloads Last Week: 0

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3.4/5

7 User Votes

useless. happy to deinstall.
JGM_0910/25/2013
Pros
Resizing the images seemed fairly straight forward
Cons
I had to move files to its program, which caused it to crash. I could never save the files in the location they were needed. Endless requests for money.
Summary
VERY GOOD AND EASY TO USE PROGRAM
juancmejia708/23/2011
Pros
Easy to use, fast, reliable. No problem
Cons
Limited when you want to re size images to specific sizes, but works fine though
Summary
Tried many programs before finding this one. Not only it's free, but works very well.
Works OK but ...
B_M_F11/27/2010
Pros
Nice batch processing of images files.
Cons
No user manual. A really, really nice feature would be to allow the user to specify the dimension of the longest side of the image. That way images would be optimally sized for flip devices like iPad where the long side is best set to 1024.
Summary
OK but limited functionality.
Quick & Simple Photo and Picture Resizing
ddotmark10/13/2010
Pros
Very simple to use
Cons
No cons to report
Summary
I was in a time crunch to submit post some photos to an online web site for a job. Was having problems posting photos and kept on getting an error message that the photos were the wrong size. I quickly scanned through the CNET Download site and found this nifty application - iResize 3.1.1 for Mac. I took the 10 photos I had problems with previously and dropped them on the application. I sent the specified size required to get them to upload to the job work site. iResize made the change almost instantaneously. I then was able to submit the photos to the job site without any problems. iResize is a quick and simple program to use. Without using the help or manual, I was able to figure out how to load a photo to be resized, set the preferred dimensions and export the photos for my use. If you need to resize one or multiple photos, then you should definitely give the iResize for Mac a try.
Does what it was intended for.
paulolopez966/14/2010
Pros
It does what it says it will do. The pictures I took, which were captured in RAW format, and the resized pictures (for uploading into facebook) are very similar with not much distortions in terms of color or sharpness.
Cons
There's no How To guide. It was confusing until I figured out that I had to create a new folder to save the resized images into.
Summary
I'd recommend this to all Mac users. Is there an iPad version for this coming out?
Works great!
Captain Boom5/21/2010
Pros
Cons
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />This is the easiest, most functional image resize app I've found. It has a nice selection of options for resizing, and is simple to use.
NilObjectException error continues....
4RNZ8/22/2005
Pros
Cons
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />The NilObjectException error has not been corrected. I have the latest version on OS X and I still cannot run the software due to? You guessed it - NilObjectException error.. Great concept. Hope to see it actually work sometime.