Pixer is a little application that helps you to scale (or rotate, add pad and, crop) PNG, JPG, Tiff, PSD , BMP or PICT images in batch. Drag an image, a group of images or a folder into Pixer and type the size you want (for example 500 for 500 pixel): Pixer will resize them to the desired size.
That’s all!
Hint 1: leaving the input window blank will create icons for the images without resizing them.
Hint 2: #Pixer preserves transparency when creating an icon from a 24 bit PNG. (for PNG 24bit, Pixer icon abilities preserve transparency!)?
Hint 3: You can use letters instead of numbers: H for 800 pixel, M for 480 pixel, L for 305 pixel and T for 80 pixel. If you use letters instead of numbers, Pixer will insert a standard prefix and postfix in the name of image (image.jpg becomes H_image_1.jpg).
Hint 4: To scale an image by percentage, just type the percentage (e.g: 50%, 74%, 16% etc) typing a percentage (50%, 74%, 16% etc) will scale the image by that percentage.
Hint 5: to rotate an image just type the rotation degrees (e.g: 90¡, 45¡ etc ).
Hint 6: to flip the image horizontally type “fh”, to it vertically type “fv”.
Hint 7: to crop or pad use two dimensions (e.g “1440×900″ instead of “1440″).
What’s new in this version:
Version 1.9.6b:
* Add Leopard compatibility
* Add RAW support (only in beta, for now)
