The third big feature of FastStone Photo Resizer, next to conversions and image manipulation, is renaming. The preview option is also provided as part of the main window. You can zoom in and out, and scroll if necessary, and doing so moves both images to the same position so that it is easy to compare before and after on a glance. The program displays the original and a preview of the processed image on the screen. You find it attached to the advanced options window, so that you may load previews of the changes that you have just made. PreviewsįastStone Photo Resizer ships with a useful preview options. You may save the configuration to the local system to load it at a later point in time again. Border: apply a number of border effects such as frames to the images.Watermark: add watermark images to all images you want to process.Text: add text to images, select a desired font type, and set visual enhancements such as shadows or opacity.Sharpen the image, or enable filters such as grayscale or sepia. Adjustments: change brightness, contrast, gamma, hue, saturation, lightness, red, green and blue values.Color Depth: set a color depth between 24bit and 1bit.Canvas: change the canvas size in pixels, percentage or by using expand mode (add space).Crop: crop images using pixels, print size or aspect ratio.
Rotate: Flip images horizontally or vertically, or rotate them by 90, 180 or -90 degrees.You may preserve the aspect ratio, enable smart cropping or filling, or ignore images that are already smaller than the selected size. Resize: resize all images using pixels, percentage, print size, or one side of the image.Check the "use advanced options" box in the interface, and click on the advanced options button that appears afterwards, to get to them. Most of the image manipulation options are hidden by default. There you select the desired output file format for the images, the (optional) output folder, and the operations that you want to run on all images. All processing options are listed in the right corner of the interface.
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