Free image resizers
ImageSize : An Explorer add-on which displays one more page in Properties dialog for graphic files. Very fast and nifty way to get image size, colors count, and more! The formats supported: BMP, PCX, GIF, JPEG, TIFF, PNG.
Mihov's Image resizer resizes images to the size you want them. This is the one I use.You can resize the pixel width.You are not forced into a size too small which many thumbnail resizers do. You can reduce the resolution also.
PIXresizer - Free Image Resizer PIXresizer is a photo resizing program to easily create web and e-mail friendly versions of your images with reduced file sizes.
ThumbHTML enables the rapid deployment of digital images to the web. You choose the folder containing the images you wish to show, and use the program to generate thumbnail copies (and other sizes). Simply click the 'create thumbnails' button. You then choose the number of images to be displayed per page and a page title, and click 'Make HTML'. That's it - all you then have to do is to upload the entire folder (including the thumbnails sub-folder) to the web.
Visualizer Photo Resize is a complete package for digital photographers and webmasters who wants to resize, improve and share photos fast and easy. With Visualizer Photo Resize you can achieve the results you want without any graphic or web experience, all you have to do is select an image folder and enter the resize ratio for your images and click Resize - it's that easy. Visualizer Photo Resize gives you one of the best and smoothest resize found on the Internet.
The VSO free image resize software organizes your photos by changing their resolution or moving them within your hard drive. VSO Image resizer is the perfect tool for those who store their digital pictures and images on their PC and who want to resize, compress, convert, create copies, create thumbnails, import or organize photos.
I
got a computer way back when. I was linked to the internet, before the
school I taught in had it. So I learned about computers first and then
as I was a teacher librarian I learned a computer system which we used
to computerize the stock. We had to teach students and teachers how to
use it. How to search. At home I was learning to use HTML and images on
the site I had back then. When the school was ready to create a site for
itself I was all for it and wanted to do it. However, the job was given
to the computer techie of course. After I left that school and at another
I had much more access to the internet and collected many sites suitable
for students and teachers to assist with their learning. Then, after retirement
I started learning web design and as I did, being a teacher, I developed
some tutorials, which you will find on this site. I also take photos.
