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Fast Image Resizer
Cross Platform application to resize images and add them into folders.
Javafx application to resize images and add them into folders automatically. It is a powerful Cross-Platform tool for Android developers. With **Fast Image Resizer** you can: - Select the output directory, so you don't have to move the resized files. - Resize several images at once (Drag & Drop) - Select output densities (ldpi, mdpi, tvdpi, hdpi, xhdpi, xxhdpi, xxxhdpi). - Make a custom size using width and height. - Preserve the image format (jpg, png). - Select output directory... -
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App-Ink.net - Batch Image Resizer
Resize entire directories or a group of images in a few mouse clicks
Batch Image Resizer is a usefull application to resize entire directories or a group of images in just a few mouse clicks. You can resize by percentage or by specifying the required size in pixels. -
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A simplistic mass-image resizing program. Geared toward rapid functionality, and also pleasing aesthetics.
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The "Fast Image Resizer for Java Tool" has following features: resize all JPEG/JPG images of a directory, generate web galleries, store resized images in a ZIP file, add text or image watermark. The Tool is available in German and English.
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