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Reduces up to 90% image size and still keeps the image clarity pristine. Mass Image Compressor (MIC) is one of the most popular, reliable, easy-to-use utility to compress, convert, watermark and resize multiple images at once. Just drag & drop the files and folder and it will compress all images. Best for website image optimization, photographs, game assets, animated image compression.

Can't email your important files through? Tired of being messed about? Then pack them inside an image with Email Attachment Transformer and send them off.

WARNING: This project is no longer supported. Running this app may now be difficult on a standard Windows PC, Mac OS or Linux PC. It requires both a Java Runtime (JRE) and support for JavaFX, which are no longer preinstalled on most systems today. Running the app by simply clicking the JAR will usually not work any more, sadly. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is a free, quick and easy to use photo collage maker...

Corrects modification date file's attribute using original EXIF metadata "camera taken date" timestamp tag. Organizes photo files in folder structure (e.g. with dates in folder name) and changes their file's name using configurable template. Modification date file's attribute changes during write operation like rotation of images in Windows preview application. This might be anoying if you like to have your photos sorted. You can revert date of your images to original "camera taken date"...

ThumbsUp! is a multi-threaded image resizing tool originally written in C# .NET 2.0. It was initially developed as an exercise in multi-threaded development, but is also a very functional and blazingly fast thumbnail creator / image resizing tool. I've since reworked it for .NET 4.0 and the new parallel threading libraries. Hope you enjoy it!

Very simple and lightweight multi-threaded C# application that I threw together in order to convert a folder full of images from one file format to another. I find this very useful for uploading images from my digital camera to the web.

A very simple program written in C# to quickly resize a number of images in a particular folder (and all subfolders) to a particular resolution (keeping ratio), or a particular size.