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ImagePro is a small free Windows program we built to solve a common, boring task: resizing many images to several fixed sizes at once. Instead of opening each picture in an editor and exporting it again and again, you define your favorite sizes once, load a batch of images and click a single button.
Who is it for?
- Bloggers and web editors who need the same picture in several sizes (thumbnail, article image, social media).
- App developers preparing icons and screenshots in multiple resolutions.
- Anyone who wants to shrink holiday photos before sending them by email.
How to use ImagePro
1. Configure your sizes
Open the program and go to the Settings tab. Choose the folder where resized images will be saved, then add the sizes you use most often. The sizes are saved, so you only do this once.
Settings tab: choose the save location and add image sizes
2. Load your images
Go back to the Resize Images tab and click Load Images. A window opens where you can select as many pictures as you want.
Images loaded and ready to resize
3. Resize everything
Click Resize All. ImagePro creates a folder named ImagePro in your chosen location, with one subfolder per size, and puts the resized copies inside. Your original images are not changed. A message confirms when the job is done.
Another batch of images loaded in ImagePro
Confirmation message after resizing
Tips for good results
- Keep your originals: always resize copies, never overwrite the only version of a photo.
- Use sizes that match where the images will be used, for example 1200 px wide for blog articles and 400 px for thumbnails.
- Avoid enlarging small images, which only makes them blurry.
Download
ImagePro is free. Download the installer from the link below, extract the archive and run the setup.
Compatibility note: ImagePro was released in 2014 for Windows 7 and 8. It may run on newer versions of Windows, but it is no longer actively developed. If you need a maintained tool, Windows PowerToys includes a free Image Resizer that adds batch resizing to the right-click menu in File Explorer.
Video demo
See also: Nkkinx Add-In for Word 2010.
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