Image Scaler...By Hemant Kumar


It is a software for scaling of the images. Using this software images can be scaled up or down in terms of their width, height and quality.

Download Link:  http://www.4shared.com/file/7uL7ILHa/ImageScaler.html


Retain original width and height
It has two options namely “Yes” and “No”. If “Yes” is selected then only the quality of image will be scaled where as if “No” is selected then there is a option to define the width and height of new image.
New Image Width
It is the width of the new scaled image. It is active only when “Retain original width and height” is chosen “No”.
New Image Height
It is the height of the new scaled image. It is active only when “Retain original width and height” is chosen “No”.
New Image Quality
Through this the quality of new image can be defined.
Do Same For Neighbour files also
It has two options namely “Yes” and “No”. If “No” is selected then only the selected image will be scaled where as if “Yes” is selected then all images in that particular folder will be scaled according to the current settings.
Maintain Aspect Ratio
It has two options namely “Yes” and “No”. If “Yes” is selected then Aspect Ratio i.e. width to height ratio will be maintained while scaling the image where as if “No” is selected then Aspect Ratio will not be maintained.
Browse..
It is used for browsing the image to be scaled.
Note: Only those file types which have been checked below can be browsed.
JPEG
It is use to activate the selection of files with “.jpg” and “.jpeg” extension.
PNG
It is use to activate the selection of files with “.png” extension.
GIF
It is use to activate the selection of files with “.gif” extension.
BMP
It is use to activate the selection of files with “.bmp” extension.
OK
It is use to activate the scaling process.

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