Image Tuner 6.7

Image processing is incredibly important to anybody hoping to share photos with other people. What's the difference between image processing and image editing? Image processing is related to the file format, resolution, watermarks, conversions, renaming, and pretty much anything that doesn't include specific changes to the images themselves. If you want to put a photo on your phone or make them smaller so you can share them over Discord, then you'll want to process the image. With Image Tuner, you'll be able to do this to batches of files at once.

Image Tuner is ad-supported, something you'll notice during the installation process. It'll prompt you to download a bunch of other software that it doesn't need to run. I personally declined all of these, and if you want to do the same then you should pay attention. You can easily deselect them and not install the extra programs.

To process images, you'll need to import them from file and then add them to the task list. You can put multiple files into the task list, and then you can adjust multiple options such as file format, resizing, adding a watermark, converting to different formats, renaming, flip them vertically or horizontally, rotate, colorize, adjust, crop, apply filters, and many more. Most importantly, you can also resize them all - this is important if you want a proper aspect ratio for a mobile device.

In my initial tests, it processed my batch of fifty images in under ten seconds, which is much quicker than doing it via photoshop. I can recommend Image Tuner to anybody who needs a program that can do batch processing.