Bulk Image Resizer For Mac

Whether you have just come back from a holiday or are an avid photographer who likes to exhaust their camera’s storage on a regular basis, the captured images usually need to be resized and renamed, in order to be shared or stored in an organized manner.

Bulk Image Resizer can help you do just that, as it is capable or processing a large number of files very quickly.

Once you have launched the app, you can just drag all the files you wish to edit into its main window and get to work.

If you want to resize all of them to the same dimensions, you can simply enter the desired values and launch the operation. Optionally, you can append a suffix to all of the processed files and rename them.

You can also specify the rescaling parameters for each image file.  Pictures can be resized to a percentage of their former dimensions or by specifying exact width and height values. Bulk Image Resizer can also constrain their proportions.

To get a better idea of an image’s dimensions after it is processed, you can have the app generate a preview.

Unfortunately, while you can change the names of individual files and append suffixes, there is no way to rename them sequentially, which is something photographers often need to do when dealing with large camera rolls.

Images can be saved to PNG, JPEG, TIFF or BMP. The application creates a new folder in a specified location when exporting them, to avoid overwriting the source files.

Bulk Image Resizer is a very simple tool that does what its name suggests. It can help you rescale or rename multiple files at once and is intuitive enough to be accessible even to inexperienced users.