BatchPhoto is designed with productivity in mind. Your settings can be
saved for later use and even applied directly from Windows® Explorer's
right-mouse-click menu.
With BatchPhoto you will have your images processed very fast, since
it takes advantage of multi-core processors to speed-up the
image conversion process significantly!
BatchPhoto is not only an image converter software, it can also: Resize,
Watermark, Rename, Annotate, Rotate, and Apply Effects.
But you can try BatchPhoto fully-featured for free and see for yourself
if it's what you need, just click on the "Try it Free" button bellow!
Features
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Convert images in batch mode (more than 130 image formats supported).
With support for digital cameras' RAW images
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Resize, automatically Rotate photos and Crop
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Apply Watermarks, Annotate and Add Date/Time stamps
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Create PDF albums from multiple photos
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Rename images with meaningful names
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Take advantage of multi-core processors to speed up the conversion
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Apply profiles on multiple pictures with the right mouse click directly from Windows® Explorer
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Use projects and profiles to improve productivity
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and more...
BatchPhoto is designed to be easy to use. It's user-interface is organized
as a three-step wizard as you can see bellow:
BatchPhoto offers a unique twist that should help users change their
snapshots in a hurry.
The excellent time-saving approach to batch image processing.
I'd say it's a perfect choice for situations like "OMG, I just
came from this kids birthday party with, like 200 images in RAW
format and now I need to get them real small in jpg and they need to
be sharpened out and saturation needs to be a bit increased and it
just has to be done in no time." If it sounds familiar then BatchPhoto
is for you.
With a very simple wizard driven interface, BatchPhoto offers far more
than the usual batch processing operations, including an impressive range
of filters and effects you can add to your shots [...] If you are taking
your digital photography seriously, you will appreciate the time saved
and the power of BatchPhoto.
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