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IrfanView has this feature and works great.
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IrfanView has this feature and works great.

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John,<br />
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I will award you the credit as you provided a solution at the same time that I found IrfanView.<br />
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Thanks for responding so quickly!
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John,

I will award you the credit as you provided a solution at the same time that I found IrfanView.

Thanks for responding so quickly!

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I need to do sort of a reverse crop on 100s of images.<br />
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Say I had an image that is 200 x 300 in size.<br />
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I want to change the canvas or background to be 300x300 with the original image in the middle. Basically I want to add a 300 x 300 white image behind the original. This would result in a new 300 x 300 image without effecting the way the original image looks.<br />
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Anyone know of a utility that can do this?
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I need to do sort of a reverse crop on 100s of images.

Say I had an image that is 200 x 300 in size.

I want to change the canvas or background to be 300x300 with the original image in the middle. Basically I want to add a 300 x 300 white image behind the original. This would result in a new 300 x 300 image without effecting the way the original image looks.

Anyone know of a utility that can do this?

batch image dimension resizing utility

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