BatchPhoto is a Windows® software program that can take hundreds
of images and process them in a single step. You will only need to
specify the desired settings, like the Width, Height and the desired
output format (e.g. JPG, TIF, PNG or 100 more) and BatchPhoto will
automatically resize your images correctly no matter if they are in
landscape or portrait orientation!
BatchPhoto takes advantage of multi-core processors to speed up the
process significantly. It can save your settings and even apply them
without starting the program, from Windows® Explorer's right-click
menu.
With BatchPhoto you can also perform additional operations like: Renaming,
Annotating, adding Date/Time stamps, Watermarking, automatically Rotating,
applying effects like Black & White, Sepia, Charcoal and much more!
But you can try BatchPhoto fully-featured for free and see for yourself
if it's what you need, just click on the "Try it Free" button bellow!
Features
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Resize images in batch mode
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Automatically rotate photos
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Convert images in batch mode (more than 130 image formats supported).
With support for digital cameras' RAW images
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Apply Watermarks, Annotate and Add Date/Time stamps
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Create PDF albums from multiple photos
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Rename images with meaningful names
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Take advantage of multi-core processors to speed up the conversion
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Apply profiles on multiple pictures with the right mouse click directly from Windows® Explorer
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Use projects and profiles to improve productivity
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and more...
BatchPhoto is designed to be easy to use. It's user-interface is organized
as a three-step wizard as you can see bellow:
The excellent time-saving approach to batch image processing.
BatchPhoto offers a unique twist that should help users change their
snapshots in a hurry.
With a very simple wizard driven interface, BatchPhoto offers far more
than the usual batch processing operations, including an impressive range
of filters and effects you can add to your shots [...] If you are taking
your digital photography seriously, you will appreciate the time saved
and the power of BatchPhoto.
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