ImageSizeReducer — Batch-Shrink a Whole Folder of Images in One Click
Got a folder full of oversized photos and screenshots at every dimension imaginable? ImageSizer tidies them all down to a sensible, consistent size in a single click. You pick a maximum size, and every image bigger than that gets scaled down to fit — keeping its exact shape. Anything already small enough is left completely alone.
No cropping. No stretching. No hunting through a heavy photo editor. And your originals are never destroyed.
Why You’ll Like It
- Shrinks a Whole Folder at Once — Point it at a folder and resize everything in one click.
- Never Enlarges — Small images stay untouched, so nothing ever gets blurry from upscaling.
- Keeps the Shape — Images are scaled to fit, never stretched or cropped.
- Your Originals Are Safe — Each resized image has its original moved into an
Original\subfolder, so nothing is ever lost. - Preview Before You Commit — A Dry Run shows before/after sizes and how much space you’ll save, without changing a single file.
- See the Real Size — Draw your chosen size on screen at true pixels, so you know exactly how big it is.
How It Works — Three Steps
| Step | What You Do |
|---|---|
| 1. Pick | Choose your folder of images and a maximum size (presets from 128×128 up to 2048×2048, or a custom width & height). |
| 2. Dry Run | Preview every file’s before/after dimensions, estimated new size, and status — without touching a single file. |
| 3. Resize All | Happy with the preview? One click resizes everything, archives your originals, and reports how much space you saved. |
Your Originals Stay Safe
Before resizing, ImageSizer moves each original into an Original\ subfolder, then writes the resized copy right beside it as name_RS.ext. Move-first means your original is safely archived even if anything goes wrong mid-resize. Files that already fit are skipped entirely.
Grab It for $4.99
A one-time purchase, no license activation to fuss with, no subscription. Download it, run it, and tame that folder of oversized images today.
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