Bulk Image Resize Manager for Windows

User Reviews

• Bluescreened

  Ujujboypiano AjujboypianoJuly 11, 2015

  Pros

  It uninstalled when I asked it to, it didn't give me a virus

  Cons

  My computer bluescreened

  Summary

  Screw this product

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• Simple interface, easy to use, worked great

  skaizunMay 15, 2011

  Pros

  I wanted to double the height/width of a number of images, and the program did just that!

  Cons

  Processes all files in folder; no way to select individual files.

  Summary

  This unsophisticated program has a very simple user interface, which took just seconds to figure out. It doubled the size of 25 small-sized GIF files I had placed in a new folder, exactly as I wanted. All I had to do was enter the folder and the desired percent size change, and BIRM did exactly that. Despite not allowing individual selections of images (which is the reason I had to create a new folder: to hold all the images I wanted to process), I am very pleased with this program.<br /><br /><span class='notifyMsg'> Updated </span>on May 15, 2011<p/>Minor issue: I forgot to mention that the output is only as a JPG file (my source files were BMP and GIF), but, fortunately, there is a program to bulk convert image files, ezImageConverter, so I can live with this relatively minor flaw!

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• It resizes, not compresses

  howardfernsApril 10, 2011

  Pros

  Elementary to use. It certainly works on a whole folder full at a time if you want (but you have to remember to first create and specify a new folder or subfolder for the output).

  Cons

  Would be good to have some indication beforehand what the reduced size is likely to be. Results are smaller dimensions, not just fewer kilobytes, i.e. it's a smaller picture..

  Summary

  Smaller size is not really what I wanted. For now I'm sticking with ID Image Compressor.

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• great tool

  jane859April 6, 2009

  Pros

  not complicated, very easy to use, free, reduces the big files to a very small sizes, doesn't screw up the image quality...

  Cons

  no drag and drop support... works with folders only... this is acceptable though since it is a 'bulk resizer'

  Summary

  I like this tool a lot. It works wonderful. I always use it when I want to send some photos to my friends via email.

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• Not of any use to me

  longtalkerFebruary 10, 2009

  Pros

  Free, which is nice

  Cons

  Does not support darg&#38;drop, which is a major problem. It would have been nice to have a calculator, as most of the time you know what size you want your pictures to be, rather than guess what compression you want to use for them.

  Summary

  This could be a very useful program but right now it is not. Hopefully a new version will be released that can actually do something for you.

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• Small and fast program easy to instal, recommend

  frenchbobOctober 23, 2008

  Pros

  The program is very small and fast to instal. User interface is really simple - automatic option to create a new file called small that makes sense to me. I reduced a file of 19MB to 800KB without any apparent loss of quality in a few seconds

  Cons

  None for the price :)

  Summary

  The only improvememtn I can see for the average user would be an option to open the destination file automatically as you normally need to access this after the operation. I'm not sure if I fully understand the meaning of the size reduction, as for me a size change ratio from 19MB would mean approximately resize to approximately 6MB. (I just found it reduces the physical size! 1728 x 3072 reduced to 518 x 921) Also seems to work tto make them bigger as well although this did take longer. I changed the resize option to 300 not sure of the effect on definition

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