Batch crop images using Irfanview
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
- Using Irfanview, a free image editing tool for Windows, you can batch crop several images quickly and efficiently. You can also batch resize them, sharpen and a host of other options while you're at it. It's a very powerful tool. Best part? It's free.
Thanks. This was the only way for me to crop a 400+ database of 3mb+ images.
A time saver! Great tutorial
Can I say you are a legend. I have been trying to do a time lapse edit with a large number of photos all in 4:3 format now I can accurately stretch them all to 16:9 and know they will all be the same . Thank you
Thanks. This really cleared up the mystery of cropping in Irfanview for me.
Works perfectly well and this is accessible to non programmers contrary to ImageMagick. Great tutorial.
I use IrfanView, but I didn't ever look at the File menu that closely. Thanks! This is what I needed to know.
Thanks a lot! You saved me a whole bunch of time with this trick. I used a similar one in Gimp before, but so long ago I forgot how to do it!
There is an easier way to get the crop start point and size. When you select the area you want to crop, take a look at the top of the window (above the File, Edit, etc toolbar). It will tell you what the co-ordinates (Xpos, Ypos, width x height) are for your selection: note this down and use them as values for the crop.
Thanks, works in currentyear. I think it requires launching as admin.
Now there is a "get current set" button when choosing image size. You can just select the part you want to crop then press it, so you don't need to mess with numbers.
Works great, thank you. So much time saved and with freeware already on my pc. Bravo!
This is awesome. I was JUST looking at this, as my FRAPS captured excess black areas around some footage, and I had hundreds of screencaps to fix. With this, it took 6 minutes (5.5 of it watching the video) XD
perfect, thanks for the video, and irfanView rocks, mass resizing? cropping? EPIC. one of the best softwares i've put my hands on
Very nice - thanks a lot for sharing this knowledge, works like a charm and super fast too.
That's some very useful feature that's just so hidden, damn.
Wow been looking for something like this for an hour now, thanks a lot
Thanks, Jason. This was just what I needed.
Great tutorial. Exactly what I wanted to know about cropping. Thanks!
This is so completed, im using Microsoft Image Editor that came with Microsoft Office to achive all this. Much simpler. Or even photoscape
Awesome! you saved me so much time - Thank You!
Thank you!!
dude thank you so much
thanx a ton
Excellent video thanks!
Thank you! You help me so much!
Awesome!
Thank you man
Thanks!!
tekany, great tutorial, it saved me hours of work, so a great thumbs up for posting this awesomnes, many thanks
@laserhaggis: good pont, it is easier to adjust the crop this way