image resizer

Microsoft’s latest PowerToys maintenance release is a lesson in pragmatic stewardship: a small, surgical patch—v0.97.2—addresses a handful of regressions introduced in the 0.97 cycle and, critically for many Windows 10 users, restores Image Resizer after an upgrade path problem tied to legacy...

Microsoft's PowerToys team has quietly moved from damage control to damage limitation: after a widely noticed rollout introduced disruptive behavior in several utilities, the project has issued follow-up patches that restore predictable behavior for end users and harden a few of the suite's more...

Microsoft has quietly shipped PowerToys v0.96.1 — a compact, stability-focused patch that doesn’t introduce new modules but does deliver a welcome fix for Windows 10 users and a handful of targeted repairs across the suite’s AI and utility components. Background PowerToys has evolved from a...

Microsoft has quietly issued a small but meaningful patch — PowerToys version 0.96.1 — that restores the beloved Image Resizer to Windows 10 users and irons out several critical stability and AI-integration wrinkles introduced in the preceding 0.96 milestone. Background / Overview PowerToys has...

Microsoft has quietly issued a small but meaningful patch to PowerToys — moving the app from 0.96.0 to v0.96.1 — that primarily restores a broken shell integration on Windows 10 and applies a handful of targeted fixes to Advanced Paste, Foundry Local model support, and the Awake utility. The...

Microsoft shipped what it calls a small bug-fix update to PowerToys — identified in some reports as 0.96.1 — that aims to restore a previously broken module on Windows 10 and address a handful of regressions in Awake and Advanced Paste, while leaving the larger 0.96 feature set intact. The...

PowerToys already solves dozens of small-but-annoying Windows problems for power users, and the five wishlist items proposed by the community capture practical, high-impact improvements that could make the suite even more indispensable. Background / Overview PowerToys began life as a set of...

Microsoft PowerToys is no longer a niche tweak for obsessive tinkerers — it’s a practical, polished productivity suite that many Windows users now install the moment they set up a new PC. A recent roundup that highlights “8 PowerToys you’ll use every day” captures why: the suite bundles small...

Windows PowerToys is one of those quietly powerful Windows add‑ons: a free, modular toolkit that can shave minutes off everyday tasks for heavy desktop users, but it’s deliberately optional — and for many casual users it’s a luxury rather than a necessity. Background / Overview Windows PowerToys...

Windows PowerToys has quietly become one of the most useful free downloads for serious Windows 10 and Windows 11 users, bundling dozens of small, well-crafted utilities that smooth the rough edges of everyday computing and unlock customization that Microsoft doesn’t expose by default. If you’ve...

Microsoft's PowerToys suite offers a collection of utilities designed to enhance productivity and streamline the Windows experience. While these tools are invaluable, they require a separate download and installation, which may deter the average user from accessing them. Integrating certain...

Every Windows enthusiast, knowledge worker, or content creator understands that the modern desktop can morph into a jungle of distractions, repetitive actions, and endless windows. For years, Microsoft’s PowerToys has been the hidden utility belt of the productivity-minded, but it’s no longer an...

Microsoft PowerToys has evolved into one of the most powerful collections of utilities available for Windows 10 and Windows 11, yet a surprising number of users remain unaware of its potential. Designed for those who crave greater control, automation, and efficiency in their daily Windows...

Windows 11’s File Explorer, for all its sleek redesigns and pastel iconography, often feels like the clean-cut office intern who keeps asking if he can help but won’t carry heavy boxes or locate that one file you know you saved… somewhere. Day-to-day, while we love the crisp visuals and gentle...

There’s a moment in every Windows power user’s life—just after the 30th window gets hastily dragged across a crowded screen or when their fingers commit another act of keyboard shortcut acrobatics gone awry—when a small voice inside whispers, “There has to be a better way.” Enter Microsoft...

What Is PowerToys? Imagine a toolbox filled with customizable features that enhance your efficiency—this is what PowerToys offers. Initially released in the 1990s, PowerToys has undergone a renaissance in recent years, with the latest suite boasting 24 utilities (and counting) that can...

Link Removed Hi all, Converseen is an open source image converter and resizer. It supports more than 100 image formats like DPX, EXR, GIF, JPEG, JPEG-2000, PhotoCD, PNG, Postscript, SVG, TIFF and many others. Converseen allows you to convert, resize, rotate and flip automatically an...

Needing to resize digital photos i have recently taken. WinXP had a great little tweaker toy for this...i can't seem to find it in Win7. Is there a small program to do this. In WinXP all one had to do was right click on the image and voila, one could instantly resize an image. Cheers and beers...

Paul Thurrott's Supersite for Windows Microsoft's PowerToys for Windows XP included a neat little utility called Image Resizer. And now it's back, but in modern guise, and ready to address your image resizing needs. ... More...

Image Resizer Powertoy Clone for Windows About This is a clone of the Image Resizer Powertoy for Windows XP -- a PowerToy that allows you to right-click on one or more image files in Windows Explorer to resize them. It was created (by me) to extend support to non-XP and 64-bit versions of...