TSR Resize and Rotate is easy to use software that quickly resizes and/or rotates your images. Rotate all your pictures in a folder based on the EXIF information stored in the image file by the camera. Batch resizes all files in a folder. Resize many photos at once, whole directories if you'd like or pick the precise files to resize.
TSR Image Resizer & Rotater is a program with a pretty self-explanatory name: it resizes and rotates image files. This can be done in either single or batch mode to speed up the overall task time.
Numerous picture types are supported, including JPEG, BMP, GIF, ICO, PCD, PCS and TGA.
The setup operation is quick and does not need special input. As for the interface, the primary frame is clean and pretty intuitive, having two panes for listing folders and images.
Files can be pointed out for processing using the file browser, folder view and drag-and-drop support. Pictures are previewed in the larger part of the frame and, in case of JPEGs, it is possible to point out a new quality.
Resize and rotate images in several ways
Resizing photos can be done by pixels or percentage, while the aspect ratio can be maintained. Meanwhile, rotation can be performed by setting the new orientation in predefined or custom numerical values.
Save the new images in different formats
Before saving results by specifying the output directory and file name, you can play with various dimensions and orientation modes until you match your preferences. What's worth mentioning is that pics can be saved into any of the supported formats, meaning that TSR Image Resizer & Rotater also acts as an image conversion tool.
English and Danish are the featured languages. No errors were shown in our tests, and the app did not hang or crash. It saves the new photographs rapidly and uses low CPU and memory in the process.
Conclusion
To sum it up, TSR Image Resizer & Rotater offers a straightforward solution to resizing and rotating pictures in several methods, and it offers support for a surprisingly long list of file formats.
