3 online image resize tools
By Madhur Kapoor on Nov 5, 2007 in Blogging, My Choice
Before posting any images in out blog, we have to resize it according to our blog layout. I prefer to use Microsoft Office Picture Manager for resizing my images quickly. But recently i was using my friends PC for blogging and i noticed that there was not a program that could resize an image. You can also face such situations while working on some one else’s computer so it is better to know some online tools which can do the job quickly and efficiently. I am mentioning three online tools which i use and prefer
1)Pic Resize 2.0
Pic Resize is a free online picture resizer that allows you to resize, crop, shrink your images online for free. Apart from this you can also add some special effects to your images. It also allows you to save your image in Jpg, Gif or png. After resizing, the image is available on there server for 20 minutes for you to save it in your computer.
2)Resize 2 mail
Resize2mail is another free online service that allows us to resize our images in 3 easy steps. It also allows us to save the resized image on our pc our email it to our friends and family.
3)Resizr
Resizr is another website that allows you to resize, crop and shrink your images online. First you will have to upload the images on the website, then you will get a page which will display all the possible actions which you can do on the image such as crop, rotate, post to myspace etc.
For more such tools you can visit Teknobites. Which one do you use?
I use Photoshop. The online ones are pain. Why upload things and not use the best in photo editing?
Having said that, like you said if I’m not using my PC, then these would be useful. But I tend to be lazy and not resize image or not use image only!
Ashwin | Nov 5, 2007 | Reply
why photoshop there is irfanview
resize mail is good to share with others .
rahul | Nov 5, 2007 | Reply
The online options are pretty good, someone who does not know much about editing photographs can easily make use of the online options to resize their images.
Keith Dsouza | Nov 5, 2007 | Reply
This is a great list. I have a few friends who’re not familiar with image editors like Photoshop so this will be a big help. Thanks buddy!
Brown Baron | Nov 5, 2007 | Reply
Nice collection, Madhur.
Even I also prefer Office 2007 Picture Manager. It’s pretty easy and good too.
Roxi | Nov 6, 2007 | Reply
Good list there. I’d also like to add http://mypictr.com/ to the list
It’s a clean tool.
Shankar Ganesh | Nov 7, 2007 | Reply
nice list madhur. for my offline photo editing, i use irfanview for quick viewing and photoscape for no fuss editing.
Syahid Ali | Nov 7, 2007 | Reply
Thanks Shankar i will give it a try also.
Madhur Kapoor | Nov 7, 2007 | Reply
Nice lists. Come handy when I am in cyber cafe
eches | Nov 8, 2007 | Reply
There is another program that people might be comfortable with, reshade.com. It’s a free online and off-line image resizer. Since I can’t really afford a program like Photoshop, I found this site to be very helpful.
Reshade | May 1, 2008 | Reply
Thank you for the list. I’ve passed it over to a lot of friends of mine. One of them was using another resizing tool called Reshade. I’ve checked it out and it is very impressive so I figured I’d tell you about it so you can add it to future lists.
The best is you don’t have to be an expert to take advantage of its features.
Deliaresizer | May 1, 2008 | Reply