PIXresizer gives you a lot of extra functionality for your pictures. First, it can convert your files among five different formats – GIF, BMP, TIFF, PNG, and JPEG – so that you can open them with whatever programs you have on your computer. You can execute these conversions on groups of photos at the same time, saving you the frustration of going one-by-one. Other alterations you can make include conversion to grayscale and image rotation. You can also create new, smaller files for each photo, which makes them friendlier for sharing on social media and via e-mail. When you do this, your original files are maintained and remain unaltered; you simply have a second file.
The four-step workflow in which PIXresizer is presented makes it easy for users of all skill and experience levels. For those who want to trust the software rather than tweak their own pictures, the Apply Recommended Option provides a great way to make all of the necessary conversions and adjustments without the risk associated with human error. Ratio calculation can be done automatically for a variety of purposes, so you won’t have to worry about getting it just right on your own. Pixresizer works on all Windows operating systems from Windows 98 to the present version.
