[PetsWarehouse.com]

Looking for software that can resize images in bulk (have thousands) to a specific size say 250 x250.

Take smaller ones and upsize them 250 x 250 larger images downsize to 250 x250?

Henry
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[Woz]

Thumbs Plus - cerious.com. Anyone working with medium to large amounts of images needs this program.

Woz

[Spencer]

We use spinwave.com's jpeg cruncher. Great program. Free trial available.

[bcc]

Check out ImageMagick.
It's a collection of utilities that can be used from the command line.

Konstantin,
www.GenericGifts.com

[foo]

Photoshop should do it if you batch process. You'd have to create an action and select it when you choose the "automate" commmand

Otherwise, Thumbs Plus is a great program as Woz mentioned.

[stanleyholtsclaw]

I've used WebThumbnailer in the past...worked great!

[QponCentral]

Fireworks will do it.

[darkstar7]

Use Ulead's PhotoImpact 8.0 it can be set-up to do bulk resizing. Resizing down is not a problem. Remember to sharpen the image after changing the size though.

If you are going to resize up, I think you will need to get Lizardtech's Genuine Fractals program. Because if you resize up a lot then you get pixelation problems. This corrects it. If you resize up a little then the PhotoImpact can do it. Remember resharpen the image too.

Luke

Bop Til You Drop

[DDs]

Is there any way to take a link to an image, like one in my datafeeds, and determine the image's size so I can display it with the proper dimensions via HTML, and not have to save it and resize it and relink to it?

[Drewbert]

There's bound to be a PERL moduel that does that, or resizes images on the fly to fit whatever size you want.