A simple and user-friendly application that resizes all PNG images in a selected folder to sizes specified by you. The application allows you to enter multiple sizes and processes all images accordingly, saving the resized images in a designated subfolder.
- Easy to Use GUI: Interact through a straightforward graphical interface without the need for command-line usage.
- Customizable Sizes: Specify any number of sizes to resize your images to, with default sizes provided.
- Batch Processing: Automatically processes all PNG images in the selected folder.
- Organized Output: Resized images are saved in a separate subfolder, keeping your original images untouched.
- Operating System: Windows 7, 8, 10, or 11
- No Additional Software Needed: The application is a standalone executable; no installation of Python or other dependencies is required.
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Download the Executable
- Download the
ImageResizerGUI.exe
file from the provided link or source.
- Download the
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Save the Executable
- Place the
ImageResizerGUI.exe
file in any folder on your computer. You can create a dedicated folder for the application if you wish.
- Place the
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Launch the Application
- Double-click on
ImageResizerGUI.exe
to open the application.
- Double-click on
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Select the Folder Containing Images
- Click on the "Browse..." button.
- Navigate to the folder that contains the PNG images you want to resize.
- Select the folder and click "OK" or "Select Folder".
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Enter Desired Sizes
- In the field labeled "Enter sizes (comma-separated):", input the sizes you want.
- Default Sizes: The field is pre-filled with
72,36,18
. - Format: Enter sizes as integers separated by commas (e.g.,
100,50,25
).
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Start Resizing
- Click the "Start Resizing" button.
- The application will process all PNG images in the selected folder.
- A progress indicator or message will notify you when resizing is complete.
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Access the Resized Images
- A new subfolder named
resized
will be created inside your original image folder. - The resized images will be saved in this subfolder.
- Each resized image will have its original filename appended with the new size (e.g.,
image_72x72.png
).
- A new subfolder named
- Supported Image Format: The application currently supports PNG images.
- Original Images Remain Unchanged: Your original images will not be modified.
- Multiple Sizes: You can enter as many sizes as you like; the application will resize each image to all specified sizes.