Batch image processing is an inevitable task you might come across whether you’re a photographer, a blogger or even a normal user. And you should never think to process multiple images by hands, you’ll soon retire. Instead, find a right application for your task such as resizing, adding watermark, removing red eyes… and that can run on your operating system then feed it your images, click a button and get out for a drink. Meanwhile, the application is struggling with your images and I’m sure it doesn’t feel tired or stress like us and it even finishes the task 10x earlier than us. This is the list of most popular batch image processors on Windows, Mac and Linux.
Windows
Batch Image Processor is a relatively small, but powerful and easy to use piece of software designed to view, organize, resize, watermark, convert, rename, adjust color, batch-process, make web gallery of images within a few clicks.
ImRe is a simple tool to resize multiple images. Using this utility, you can easily resize multiple images and save them in one of the seven different graphic formats which include PNG, JPEG, GIF, BMP, TIFF, EMF, WMF.
Batch Image Commander contains 3 modules: the command line, timed based controlled tray icon and the batch timer processor modules. The command line module allows you to extend the image resizing functionability to an existing program by passing on the images to be processed or to a Windows based web server. The tray icon module sits on your desktop and processed images based on the time interval which you set.
BatchImage is an Easy to Use graphics tool software. You don't need special skill. You can transform a lot of different format pictures to JPG or BMP pictures, and can deal with the pictures with different effect. At the same time the filename number be automatic gone along. And it has effect edit function with which you can create yourself image disposal effect.
Batch Image Processor allows you to resize or process a whole directory of images at once. You can blur (fade) the edges of an image to either white or black. This is great if your image has an edge which jars with your background. You can adjust the quality of the new image as well as specify a new height/width.
Batch Image Resizer can batch resize, rotate, stamp text on your images and convert format to others. It allows you to view images and GIF animations before or after editing. The Windows Explorer-like pane on the left side of Batch Image Resizer interface makes the program familiar enough to use. Apart from resizing and conversion, you can rotate photographs and add comments.
Mytoolsoft Batch Image Resizer is a batch image resizer software which was created to resize multiple images and convert format in batch mode. Easy three-step operation to complete. Mytoolsoft Batch Image Resizer will help you resize your photos to create thumbnails, email to friends, upload to photo sharing websites or upload to websites that provide photo printing services. quickly and easily.
ReaJPEG is primarily intended for batch photo editing and conversion. As a batch photo editor, it offers all essential photo editing techniques, the most helpful being resizing, cropping, adjusting photo color, removing unwanted red-eye effect, applying artistic effects, watermarking, etc.
Batch It! is a Windows based GUI Batch Image Processor which handles the popular image formats, JPEG 2000, JPEG, GIF, TIFF, PNG above others. Batch It! can batch resize, rename, add captions, add watermark, add drop shadows and more in minutes instead of hours or days if you do it manually.
FotoBatch is a powerful batch image converter and processor. It will allow you to convert image files using scripts, the script file will be automatically created when you editing image. Create scripts so that all of your images have the same enhancements and adjustments made to them. It offers over 30 imaging functions such as resize, rotate, blur, add border, text watermark, image feather, etc. and it also can create slideshow, PDF file and ASCII Picture for your friends.
ImageBatch is a free lightweight batch converter for images, based on LibGD graphic library. Currently supported image formats are JPEG, PNG and GIF. With ImageBatch you can resize, crop, rotate, flip your images and draw watermarks on them. Watermarks could be based on user text or user image.
Mac
Batch is the easy, yet very powerful image viewer/editor/batch processing solution for digital images, with lots of different features. It lets you manage your digital images quick and easy. It also includes a couple of features like a web gallery function, an image indexation function, a slideshow function and the option to import images from your digital camera.
ResizeMe is a lightweight, incredibly easy-to-use batch image editor that allows you to create drop shadows, add a "shiny table" reflection effect, add text watermarks, convert, resize, crop and rotate thousands of your images and photos at once.
Rawker is a raw conversion utility for digital photo camera raw files. Its philosophy is the good old Apple motto: Keep it simple. Rawker allows you to convert a single raw file or batch process a folder of raw files. It is also possible to specify a hot folder that Rawker scans every few seconds. When new files show up in that hot folder, Rawker automatically converts them.
PicTracker is an easy to use picture viewing application with powerful tools for organizing large collections. This utility includes batch moving, copying, and deleting files, and batch renaming using powerful regular expressions. PicTracker can split and join large flies to aid in electronic transfer, and can check file CRC's to verify file integrity after transfer.
iWinSoft WMF Converter is a user-friendly Microsoft Windows metafile WMF browser and converter designed for Mac users specially. which enables you to convert WMF files to all major graphic formats including JPEG, GIF, JPG, BMP, PDF, TIFF, PSD, PICT, PNG and SGI, etc. It also supports batch conversion, you can convert multiple files at the same time
PictureScaler is a batch image editor for optimizing digital photos. It offers a flexible approach to resizing and will convert between various image formats, allow you to rotate your pictures (even JPEGs with no degradation), create thumbnail icons and retain digital camera information (EXIF data).
PhotoLine is a powerful image processing application that offers flexible text, vector, image layers and batch conversion. Among the standard features like painting, cloning, filtering, blending, and flood fill, it offers many special effects like squirl, shadow, glowing, distorb, morphing, 3D projection, and many dynamic layer effects.
ImageReel is a great tool for viewing, organizing, and renaming all of your images in Mac OS X. With it's multiple viewing options, flexible batch renaming, and full support for OS X's drag & drop... it won't be long before it becomes your default image viewer.
OSX Image Resizer is a completely free cocoa application for batch photo / image resizing built upon OSX for Apple's iMac, Mac Book or Mac Pro. Simply download, install and resize your images ready for emailing, burning to a CD or even for uploading to a website such as eBay.
Picturama is a picture viewer/image editor that allows you to view pictures of many different formats and you can resize, scale, rotate, and flip your graphic files or adjust your images with various graphic effects. With the powerful batch processor you can automate all functions of this picture editor and adjust large number of image files quickly, with few easy clicks.
Linux/Cross-flatform
jScale is a Java-based batch image resizing utility. jScale currently supports JPEG, PNG, TIFF, BMP, and GIF scaling. jScale also supports transcoding between all the previously mentioned formats with the exception of GIF encoding. In other words, a user can transcode (convert) between all image formats, though transcoding to GIF is not currently supported.
Image Tagger is a simple Swing based graphical wrapper around the excellent ExifTool. It allows you to set the Title, Comments, and Keywords. You can select multiple images at once, and batch set all desired tags for them.
Phatch is an user friendly, cross-platform Photo Batch Processor and Exif Renamer with a nice graphical user interface. Phatch handles all popular image formats and can duplicate (sub)folder hierarchies. Phatch can batch resize, rotate, apply shadows, perspective, rounded corners, … and do much more actions in minutes instead of hours or days if you do it manually.
BIRT (Batch Image Resizing Thing) is a simple application that allows a large number of images to be resized in one go. Obviously this is possible by scripting ImageMagick but it's usually somewhat easier with a GUI. It was created in order to learn how to develop using the Qt library, and to facilitaty the maintenance of an online photo album where each hi-res photo needs a low-res copy and a thumbnail.
exrtools is a set of simple command-line utilities for manipulating with high dynamic range images in OpenEXR format. It was developed to help experiment with batch processing of HDR images for tone mapping. Each application is small and reasonably self-contained such that the source code may be of most value to others.
pngcheck verifies the integrity of PNG, JNG and MNG files; it can optionally dump almost all of the chunk-level information in the image in human-readable form. For example, it can be used to print the basic statistics about an image; to list the color and transparency info in its palette; or to extract the embedded text annotations. This is a command-line program with batch capabilities.
Dbblast was created to save time when removing "dust bunnies" from jpeg images taken with digital SLR's. It also works with .png images. Manually removing the dust spots in a photo editor is tedious if you have more than a few images to clean up. That's when dbblast can help. Just use dbblast to create a reference file with the locations of all the bunnies, then press "blast", and let dbblast do all the work.
Jdatestamp is a free command line program to imprint the date/time/comments of a digital picture onto its JPEG image. It gets the date from the EXIF header information generated by most digital cameras. The datestamp is lossless. You can choose the Location, font, pointsize, color, date format, vertical orientation and optional automatic color selection for date text. You can also batch process multiple images with a single command.
Gifsicle is a UNIX command-line tool for creating, editing, and getting information about GIF images and animations. It comes with batch mode for changing multiple GIFs in place, prints detailed information about GIFs including comments. It can shrink colormaps and change images to use the Web-safe palette and optimize your animations.
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