How to quickly resize multiple images in Windows
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- This is a short tutorial for a little trick I use to resize multiple images at a time quickly so I can upload them web optimised to my website and send them to my friends. Hope this helps you! You just need to make sure Outlook is installed on your PC with an e-mail set up.
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Hi Christine, sorry, you've lost me... lol :)
Salute!
Excellent tip. Might want to remind people with a pop-up that they must set up an outlook or other email profile for this to work.
Just Googled resizing multiple images, saw this video, and quickly used it to resize a bunch at once. THANK YOU!! I can believe how easy this was, and how good the results are.
1:23 for the start of tutorial :)
6 years later, the video and how to is still working brilliantly! Thank you from Canada!
OMG! Finally found the right one! This is all i wanted youtube!! A straight forward video on sending smaller photos! is it that too much to ask?!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!! great vid
Happy to have helped you!
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+Sean Freitas I tried 33 photos at first, the did about 10-12 instead
Great vid thanks. I just discovered that you don't need to have an e-mail account set up with Outlook - you can find the files in the WIndows "temp" folder. If you are not connected, an error box will appear. Leave that box open, open the Windows Temp folder by searching %temp%, your pictures will be in that folder and you can copy and paste them from there
Just what I was looking for, thanks C H!
@@puremana No problem :)
further help.... wow.
10 years later, still hamazingly useful, even for windows 10! Thank you!
Still working in 2024! This trick saved me so much time!
You are a GENIUS..!! Mu friend asked me to email him some pics thru email and asked me to downsize it. Didn't know what to do... and then you appeared on youtube. So, a very BIG BIG BIGGEST Appreciation to you. Thank you for making the world a better place..!! Cheers!!!!!!
Thank you so much! Helped me save my precious time :). I finished around 100 pics in 1 hour by just "editing" it. But when I used your trick, it seems 100+++ pics can be finished in less than a minute! XD. Thank you again :).
I love you so much right now. I'm a warranty clerk, so I often get a lot of high res photos that need to be uploaded to manufacturer web sites. I just hit a job with over 100 and all the pics were huge, so bless you.
THANK YOU SIR FOR THIS AMAZING VDO, I WAS IN TROUBLE AS I HAD TO COMPRESS 130 PICS FOR AN AUDIT IN MY OFFICE AND YOUR VDO HELPED ME TO FINISH IT IN NO TIME... GOD BLESS YOU SIR.. LOVE FROM INDIA
I'd wasted nearly two days of work trying to figure this out! So glad I stumbled upon this video! Thank you!
I've been laboriously resizing individual photos to upload to our website for the past 4 years, this will save me loads of time. It seems so obvious yet I never thought of it before. Thanks so much.
You change my life, I've always worked with Microsoft Paint, now in a couple of seconds I can process many pictures at a time. Thanks
Wow, total game changer. It takes me hours to individually resize images for my website and I constantly put the task off. This is amazing. Thank you so much.
Good tip. Doesn't need to be so long winded. Another item worth noting is if one doesn't have an email application installed, leave the Windows message dialog open, the dialog that states you don't have an email app installed, then go to the TEMP folder and copy and paste it our from there.
Where's the temp folder ?
Type percent+TEMP+percent at the address bar on Windows explorer --minus the plus signs , the TEMP folder is different on every machine and is based on user name.
Sean O'Keefe Hi Sean, if you still need it - See attached for small tutorial th-cam.com/video/a6_XaE0Wxc8/w-d-xo.html
Yes it has helped, thank youfor taking the time to share. I was looking for an easy way to resize multiple foto's on a Windows box that wouldn't be too complicated or expensive for my mother to use. This looks perfect. Thanks again!
Now that is what you call a brilliant little tip. I've spent many minutes resizing in editing programs to reduce the file sizes.
Thank you!
awesome work mate. I have had to re size photos in the past and didn't even realize this method was under my nose the whole time. Massive time saver.
Wow, that was super helpful, you have no idea how much time you just saved me! Thanks so much for sharing this!
Absolute genius. Wish I had known how to do this years ago! Thank you, you have saved me bundles of time, energy and frustration, fabulous.
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Thanks that was very helpful, Ive used this a few times while sending but didnt think further about saving them the way you showed, so thanks a lot for your tip!
OMG! I tried resizing about 81 photos with a free online program...it was taking forever! This was sooooooooooooo quick and easy! THANK YOU SOOO MUCH!
Fantastic! Thank you so much! I've been struggling with this for months now, thanks to the hi-res photos I click. And then? Besides taking forever to upload to my blog and spending forever to resize them and eating up space, half the photos just wouldn't upload!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
+Vidya Sury I feel your pain, Glad It helped you :)
good to find you here Vidya :)
This is SO much quicker than running a batch in photoshop etc. Thank you!!!!!
Awesome! Perfectly helpful. You don't even need to fully configure Outlook (choose manual, add bogus info) for this to work. Thanks so much.
Thanks so much for taking time to teach others. Can't believe I waited so long to search this topic.
No worries :)
Where has this been all my life??? Thanks so much!
I LOVE YOU! Thank you so much! after tearing my hair out for 1 hour your tutorial saved the rest of my hair and also allowed me to send special photo's to my overseas relatives.
Don't have Microsoft Outlook configured? you can still do this. You might even be able to do it without outlook installed at all! See th-cam.com/video/a6_XaE0Wxc8/w-d-xo.html
This is an awesome trick! I've been downloading free photo editing software just to do this one task. The programs were too complicated--too hard to learn. Thank you for posting this!
This was a huge help. Had to make some adjustments as one of the machines I use runs XP, but it definitely makes it easy to shrink down a few GB worth of photos for the work team to skim through then in turn request the few full-res versions they want.
Thanks OP!
BONZER mate. Wish I had come across this tutorial a long time ago, it would have saved a lot of time and effort. Many thanks.
Thank you so much, this will save me so much time when I list on ebay. I had been open each image individually in paint, resizing and saving. Appreciate you taking the time to make this video.
Pretty solid. I think you can do this as long as you have the mail app set up too (in Win 10).
My only complaint is that over half the video is fluff, so I hope you've caught on that for future entries because this stuff is really helpful!
It's 2022 and this still works a treat. Thanks!
Your video is so clean and clear. I am so happy there is a way to do this using Windows (and Outlook) alone. I used to have a shareware program that would resize all images in a folder but lost it during an upgrade. This is so easy to do. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
nightowldreamer Thank you mate, I appreciate your comments. Have a great night!
Even if you don't have Outlook or an equivalent, follow the same steps. Highlight > Send to Mail Recipient. You'll get a prompt saying 'You don't have an email client etc etc'. Don't hit Ok. Keep the prompt up, you'll find the images in [User]/AppData/Local/Temp/
Wow, this is really going to help me as my pictures on my website are so large, it slows it down and reduces my ranking, so thank you so much for the tutorial.
I also learned that I can copy and paste multiple photos to my emails. Thanks for that too
Perfect; was looking for this option because going into Paint and resizing one by one is SUPER time consuming. Thank you!
This has saved me so much time with work. Such a great little loop hole. Thank you so much
Brilliant !!! You must be declared a "no longer time wasted" saint .... Hat's off Mr
still useful 10 years later ty
And that's how you do an instructional video, people. Short and to the point.
THANK YOU SO MUCH! This will save me so much time endlessly searching for a image resizer and uploading individually.
you really worked round this one, its a great alternative for most windows pc's are gona probably have outlook
Just tried this and it's awesome. Top tip though - You don't need to associate an email address with outlook and it still works!!!
For anyone getting a dialog saying "You need to create a Microsoft Outlook profile...": The resized images can be found in C:\Users\yourname\AppData\Local\Temp
this is awesome for doing more than one pic at a time... i am always doing a lot in my photography & it takes forever! this also saves me from searching for a safe program to download...i love it! thank you so very much!!!
You, buddy, have just saved my life!
God Bless You!
You are awesome... This is the far most easiest, fastest and simplest way I have learnt today... Thanks a million...
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
I can't write any bigger than this. I've been searching this kind of tutorial ever since forever! Thank you so much
Great, easy tutorial! Thank you for being clear and concise.
Hey dude, that was awesome! Such a simple trick, yet I never thought of it! Thanx man
This is a brilliant solution to what could be a very laborious task.Thanks!
If I could like this video more than once I would! This has been a huge help
Thank you sooooooo much for this video. It is spot on and did not involve downloading any online photo resizing packages. I have been looking for the right TH-cam video for a while now to unravel the mystery as to why some of the photos I was trying to view on my new Digital Photo Frame were pixelated and others were not. I followed your steps and hey presto! Finally ! ALL of my photos are now perfect. Frustration over! :-)
You deserve a medal!!!! Took me about a day to figure out ...FINALLY! Thank you very much!!!!!!!!!!!
Absolutely brilliant, mate! My Galaxy S3 takes pics that are about 2MB on average, and before I was doing them one at a time via MSPaint... So thanks for makin' this video!
You just saved me an hour of work with this trick. Thank You!!
This should be the most liked video on TH-cam.
Such a clever fix for an annoying problem! Thanks for sharing this.
Thank you Mr. Digital! It was very annoying procedure to resize one by one each photo. Your tip works perfectly. Congratulations!
Dude, this trick just saved me SO MUCH TIME!
Thanks so much..its so helpful, I have been doing it one by one and it seems like taking forever when you have alot of pictures...thanks again for sharing!
amazing! i had 700+ photos to resize, so easy, thank god for that
Thankyou! Can choose size and even tells you the total of all photos. Lifesaver
Perfect! So many other videos that show you ways that are so much more complicated.
Brilliant. Saved me tons of time and headaches
Brilliant! Thank you for such a fast way to resize a bunch of photos. I need them of my students when I make rosters for all my art classes. I make flash cards to try and remember names.
thank you very much. your tutor was really very helpful for me. i wanted to upload on website so after apply your method it's works fine in short time. . thanks.
This is so ridiculous that I didn't think of this.
Great, great tip. Much better than installing some ridiculous bloatware.
mate u deserve medal for this !!!!
Mate, your a legend! What a great little trick! Keep up the good work
Wow! Thank you for showing us this trick! Saved me a ton of time.
Wow, this was easy. I found out that this works with Thunderbird too. It doesn't let you save the re-sized photos from the mail window, like Outlook in this video, but you can find the smaller photos in folder "Username\AppData\Local\Temp\moz_mapi" instead. Obviously, Thunderbird uses that folder to store mail attachments temporary.
Great clever trick. One of those, "why didn't I think of that" moments.
the coolest tip I´ve seen on years. Thanks for posting it
Great Dr. Dig! Never would have thought of this!
so good... just did 150 giant bloody photos that wouldn't insert in a word doc... in 5 mins... all kept in their original order and files... once the outlook is set up...easy method... thx... this has been a real prob for ages... been trying to compress and resize in the slowcoach way !!!! thx martin
You're welcome Martin! Cheers!
I've been taking them into Photoshop to resize. This is perfect!
Glad to help you Barbara. How painful is Photoshop for every photo!
You know, I've been using mspaint to do this for years. The worst thing is I've seen Outlook prompt to re-size images for years as well. Thanks!
haha! well now you know, glad it's helped you :) Cheers
Great tip! No need to install irfan view to resize multiple images anymore. Thanks
Tx's for this Video. Simple, to the point, not drawn out and best of all, it works.
Thank you Thank you Thank you. A well done video explaining how easy it is to resize photos WITHOUT additional software. Thank You. Great Job
a good clear concise and brief explanation. good onya mate
You are a genius! thank you. I will have to watch this five or six times to embed it in my brain, but wow, thanks!!!
awesome, too good, recently after picture editor goes out from microsoft office, it was almost impossible to compress images but now with this trick its working well..thanks.
Thank you for a wonderful job. short and crisp solution. cheers!
THIS IS SO HELPFUL!!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH! You saved me many headaches!
Thanks for the tutorial, you need to keep it short, but really good
Wow! It is so simple I feel ridiculous. I combined 255 PNG files in 2 minutes. Thank you!
Awesome! This just saved me a tremendous amount of time.
fantastic..it was the first of a kind sensible and ASAP mode...1.1. GB to 5.6 MB ...WOW..thanks mate..really helped a lot!
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Thank you so much!! You totally saved my life. It took me so long and i still couldn't resolve it. Now everything is fast and easy. :D
Great tip!
Just reduced 354 files taking up 386MB into 16.3MB in less than 1 minute - massive time saver!
Keep up the advice.
Thank you; I still had to make them smaller, but it was a lot easier once they were manageable.
I appreciate your help, it saved me a significant amount of time.