Registration (via the instructions in the README file) went quickly; no problems at all. The interface and controls seem clear and easy to use. I've been looking for a good batch resizer; I think this is it. Thank you to GAOTD and MSTech!

M. Aronson  –  6 years ago  –  War dieser Kommentar hilfreich? Ja | Nein (+28)

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Suggestions:
1. Allow 'drag and drop" to take images from file folder to software =
unnecessarily long/round about to have to hunt for folder
2. allow for software to add an extension to image name - to distinguish
it from original (i use tools.dynamicdrive.com/images - you select which
version you want and a _# is automatically added)
3. by 'jpeg image compression", i assume the software is reducing the
image file size - NOT- image dimensions?

if yes, why not just create a number of different compressions and allow
user to select best version? I'm guessing most users won't know best
compression - how does one select best?

with this software, i'd have to make many different versions -
time consuming - then, try to figure out which to select by opening them
one at a time ?? time consuming and confusing

I just made two file compressions...chose what i thought would
be a good percentge - and the output was still larger than the one
i did with dynamicdrive - time consuming - confusing

thank you

Karen Stavert  –  6 years ago  –  War dieser Kommentar hilfreich? Ja | Nein (-8)

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Dear Karen Stavert,

Thanks for your comment, to answer your comments,
1 & 2- you can right click on your preferred folder and select "MSTech Image Resize" from windows right click menu, no need to manually browse for the folder. But our tech team is working on the next version, which will give you better access to your images. Also the naming section will have some improvements as well.
3- It will reduce the image file size, but it depends on your images and their colors. As I mentioned previously, the preview mode will have some updates too.

We spend time to read all your comments, and be sure that we will use them to improve the software performance.

Best Regards,
MSTech Support Team

Dear Karen Stavert, Thanks for your comment, to answer your comments, 1 & 2- you can right click on your preferred folder and select "MSTech Image Resize" from windows right click menu, no need to manually browse for the folder. But our tech team is working on the next version, which will give you better access to your images. Also the naming section will have some improvements as well. 3- It will reduce the image file size, but it depends on your images and their colors. As I mentioned previously, the preview mode will have some updates too. We spend time to read all your comments, and be sure that we will use them to improve the software performance. Best Regards, MSTech Support Team
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Mary Johnson  –  6 years ago  –  War dieser Kommentar hilfreich? Ja | Nein (+23)

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Testing it out for batch resize. Question came up. Can it handle both landscape and portrait formats at same time in batch mode?
Example: I have a lot of large photos, wanting to reduce them to 1280x720 (if landscape format) or 720x1280 (if portrait format).
Can these be done at same time in batch mode, or do I need to process them separately. Thanks!

Dave  –  6 years ago  –  War dieser Kommentar hilfreich? Ja | Nein (+20)

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Dear Dave,

Thanks for your comment, this version doesn't have this option, but it is in our next update which will be released within two days.

Best Regards,
MSTech Support Team

Dear Dave, Thanks for your comment, this version doesn't have this option, but it is in our next update which will be released within two days. Best Regards, MSTech Support Team
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Mary Johnson  –  6 years ago  –  War dieser Kommentar hilfreich? Ja | Nein (+23)

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