

In December 2019, Microsoft released a new version of the tool for Windows 10. Published officially by Microsoft, it’s designed to help more advanced users get more out of their PC. PowerToys is a tool with origins as far back as Windows 95. We’re going to show you how to resize photos with the tool today. Need to reduce picture size in Windows 10, but don’t have the time to edit every one? Microsoft’s PowerToys image resizer makes a batch photo resize possible in just two clicks. 4 How to Edit SVG Files and Convert HEIC Files.3 How to Configure PowerToys Image Resizer Settings.

2 How to Bulk Resize Photos in File Explorer or Desktop.1 How to Install PowerToys and Enable Image Resizer.Specifies the print resolution for the images. For more information about how the different combinations affect the images, see Pixel resize options and resulting action. Specifies whether the aspect ratio is maintained based on the specified width. Retains the width-to-height ratio of the original images. Enlarge and reduce: Resizes all images to the specified height and width.Reduce only: Resizes only those images that are larger than the specified height and width.Enlarge only: Resizes only those images that are smaller than the specified height and width.Specifies the new height for the images in pixels. Specifies the new width for the images in pixels. Specifies whether the resize is applied to the height, width, or both. Enter a percentage less than 100 to reduce the images, and greater than 100 to enlarge them. You can also resize an image, and use alternate resampling filters, in Edit sub-mode. When you are satisfied with your choices, click Start Resize.Click Options to specify how you want to save and store the images.Set the options for your selection as explained in the table below.Actual/Print size: Resizes the images to specific printed dimensions.Size in pixels: Resizes the images to a specific size in pixels.Percentage of original: Resizes the images to a percentage of their original size.In the Batch Resize Images dialog box, select one of the following options:.In Manage mode, select one or more images, and then click Tools | Batch | Resize.You can resize a group of images by specifying their dimensions in pixels, specifying a percentage of their original size, or by constraining them to a physical print size.
