Batch Resize for Windows
Resizes a folder of images to a max edge with sRGB conversion and a dry-run list.
Version 2.4.0 · Windows 10 / 11 · 64-bit · 8.0 MB
Scanned file · SHA-256 published below
Resizes a folder of images to a max edge with sRGB conversion and a dry-run list.
Editorial description
Batch Resize is a image resizer for Windows 10 and 11. Resizes a folder of images to a max edge with sRGB conversion and a dry-run list. This catalog page covers the current 2.4.0 installer we measured at 8.0 MB, including the SHA-256 published with the release.
In daily use it lets you set a max dimension, preview names, and write to an output folder. We noted EXIF orientation is applied before resize. Setup does not bundle extra toolbars. Animated GIFs are skipped.
Key features
Max-edge resize
Long side fits the limit, aspect stays.
Dry run
See the output list first.
Screenshots
What's new
Batch Resize 2.4.0: current catalog build. EXIF orientation is applied before resize.
System requirements
Windows 10 or Windows 11, 64-bit, 200 MB free disk space, and a display of 1280×720 or higher.
How to install
Download Batch Resize with the labeled button on this page, verify the SHA-256, then run batch-resize-setup.exe. The installer does not change the default browser or search engine.
Pros
- EXIF-aware
- Safe output folder
Cons
- Skips animated GIF
Editorial review
Reviewed as a image resizer with original editorial copy, a published release record, and a documented file hash. EXIF orientation is applied before resize.
