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08.02.2008 at 08:57AM PDT, ID: 23616315 | Points: 500
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Free tool to handle images

Asked by s_federici in Images and Photos

I would like suggestions about simple free tools to handle a lot of images in a given folder. One of these ideal tools is Windows XP image resizer (from powertoys) : just right-clicking the image you can resize all selected images in given folder. I would like something similar even, for example, to rotate images, cropping them, etc. Even a tool that would allow me to do all these simple group operations inside the main window of the application could work for me (I need it for very young kids, 6-7 years old). Ideally, also OSs less powerful than XP would be supported.Start Free Trial
 
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