Not all of these pictures may be the size we need for printing or sharing purposes.
Resizing that many snaps one at a time could take you all day… or several days, even!
Thankfully, there are multiple options for batch resizing multiple photos at once!
Lets get to it!
This saves space on whatever medium you have them stored on.
Performing this is easiest if you have all of the photos you wish to resize in one folder.
Right-choose your desktop (or in your Documents or Photos folders) and chooseNew Folderand give it a name.
Head into your photos and choose all of the ones you wish to resize.
If you are not sure how to select multiple photos at once, never fear!
tap the first photo, then hold down yourCTRLkey and continue single-clicking on each photo you wish to resize.
Now, go back to your desktop and double-click to initiate the folder you created.
Once it is open, right-click anywhere and choosePasteso that the photos you just copied automatically show up there!
Now…
With your new folder open, click onONEof the photos.
Then, hold down theCTRLbutton and press theAkey.
This will select all of the photos quickly for you.
Now, right punch one photo, chooseSend Toand thenMail Recipient.
Dont worry we arent actually emailing these!
A little window to attach files will show up now.
Choose the size you wish to change the photos to here.
Thats okay we dont need one!
If you do use Outlook or Thunderbird or another email program, ignore it when it opens.
Go to your search box in Windows and throw in%temp%.
Youll see an option to open up your Temporary folder.
Go ahead and click it and voila!
Your resized photos are right there!
Head over to the site and select eitherBatch Resizeat the top of the page orMultiple Photoson the right.
Now, click onAdd Multiple Pictures.
Select all of the photos you need and tapAdd.
Youll next see the following box… you will want to click onUpload Files.
As soon as you have made your choices, hit that pretty blueIm Done!
Resize My Photos!button.
The last step will be a window that opens telling you that all the snaps have been successfully resized.
The photos are changed right on your setup!
Head over toBulk Resize, and then you will immediately poke the greenChoose Imagesbutton.
Your picture folder will open, allowing you to select everything you should probably.
The lets you simply reduce the photos by whatever percentage you choose.
Next up isFile Size.
This option is honestly only used if you are worried about saving some space on your machine or gear.
The third option isExact Dimensions.
Keep in mind these dimensions are in pixels, not inches!
However, I highly suggest using either the first or third option here.
Whats your favorite way to resize photos?
What other questions about manipulating pictures do you have for me?
