You might remember days when owning a camera was a big deal and buying a film – a costly affair. Things have changed drastically since then: now we all carry a device or two equipped with a decent camera and click pictures of pretty much everything we see. No wonder we accumulate hundreds of pictures in no time. If you share them with others, it’s likely you would have to do at least some basic editing. Do not waste your time by going through your pictures one by one – download a tool that allows you to tweak your pictures in bulk, you’ll be surprised at how much time and effort it saves you.
This app not only can process multiple images at a time, it can also do several actions at a time, e.g. you can resize and batch rename images simultaneously. The app does a good job of scaling, rotating and watermarking images, adding filters and borders.
If Picasa is your photo viewer, it’s high time you use it as an image resizer for Mac, as well as an image renamer. There is a learning curve to it – some operations are initiated from one place, some – from another. For example, to resize photo on Mac and add a watermark to it, you have to select images and look for ‘Export’ button at the bottom. To apply preset filters, rotate and rename images in bulk, go to ‘Picture’ menu and choose ‘Batch Edit’.
If you haven’t yet mastered all the tools and features of this program but need high-quality photos right now, you can seek assistance from a professional image manipulation service. Experts will take care of your pictures and apply the changes in accordance with your guidelines.
This Mac image resizer supports a large number of formats, including RAW files, and helps you publish pictures online. You can watermark, resize and rename images, and adjust their settings such as contrast, gamma levels, etc.
The app supports all standard batch operations – photo rename, resize, crop, rotate and watermark. Saving resized images is done with the help of Apple QuickTime, this retains the quality of the resized images.