Resize Sense for MAC
Free to try English Version: 2.0.0
Flexible batch image processing utility
Security Status: No Threats Detected
Software description
Resize Sense (Macworld Gem 2012) is a flexible batch image processing utility. Eliminate the hours of tedious work needed to resize, crop, straighten, rotate, flip, edit metadata, and rename many images one at a time!
Want to send images by e-mail? Show them to your friends on a mobile device? Put them on a website with strict size requirements? Use Resize Sense to get the size you need, for many images at once! Save your settings as presets, and next time you will not even need to enter them again!
Although Resize Sense is a professional tool, we designed it with a simple and intuitive user interface so that everybody can enjoy its benefits.
What is so flexible, convenient, and unique in Resize Sense? Just an example. You can easily resize many images, each to several sizes, and save them in various formats with different filename patterns. All this in a single batch operation, in a few minutes!
Resize Sense handles any resizing need with ease. Define the exact required dimensions, fit the original image inside a box, specify the longest or shortest edge, and even define the required megapixel count or the maximum output file size in bytes! Or only crop without resizing.
Resize Sense lets you decide what to do if the image aspect ratio changes: crop, deform, or add borders. And if the image is too small for the requested size: enlarge, extend the canvas, keep the original, or skip this image.
Resize Sense provides a live final image preview. See immediately how the final image looks after cropping, extending with borders, distorting, etc.
Resize Sense makes it possible to combine batch operation with manual cropping and straightening.
You never need to enter the same configuration twice! Just save your size configurations, as well as output settings, as presets.
Resize Sense offers a great control when saving results. Replicate the original directory structure, use image information such as size and metadata in the generated filenames, etc.
