Ifranview. Free and excellent program. Even does batch processing.

just type the name in Google and it will take you to the website.

Regards,

Paul

Ifranview. Free and excellent program. Even does batch processing.

just type the name in Google and it will take you to the website.

Regards,

Paul

Thanks Paul, I recall that is a good one!

Ifranview

Any other suggestions from others please?

I use 'Paint' Very simple to use and it comes with your Windows package. Just - right-click on the image file - open with - Paint. Which it will then do; then - choose 'percentage' or 'pixels' (I always use 'percentage') - change the 100 to whatever you want (I use somewhere between 30 and 40)- OK - then Save (from the file menu).

It will only do one photo at a time but is very easy to use

Have a look at this one - pixresizer.en.softonic.com/
Very easy to use, it must be if I use it, and free to download.

If you have microsoft office tools installed the office picture manager does the job.An easy online or downloadable tool is here:
http://www.imageoptimizer.net/Home.aspx
worked ok for me
just noticed that the downloadable version costs £29 or you get a watermark

Yep there are loads of good free packages. PhotoScape is another which allows you to edit and resize your pictures. It too has a batch Editor. If you want to see this one click on this link: PhotoScape
Best of luck

I just right click on the picture file in file manager (in Windows) and selct "Send To". A box pops up which allows you to resize from 640x480 up to 1280x1024 pixels. Once the size is selected, a new mail window opens with the picture attached, ready to select the recipient. You can also select several individual, non-cosecutive pictures and, using the same method, batch process them to a new email message in one go.

I use shrinkpictures.com it's free, there's no spam and used by milliions.

http://www.shrinkpictures.com/

sorry did it twice

If your using Safari browser on a Mac, you have a resizing tool in "Preview"

If you have microsoft office tools installed the office picture manager does the job.An easy online or downloadable tool is here:
http://www.imageoptimizer.net/Home.aspx
worked ok for me
just noticed that the downloadable version costs £29 or you get a watermark

Thanks for that mid4did, just looked and I already have that so will have to sort a photo out. sun lover

I use Picasa 3

Picasa 3

Paint. You already have it if you're using microsoft

I just tried that pix resizer. Brilliant job. Thank you