How to quickly resize multiple images in Windows

This is a short tutorial for a little trick I use to resize multiple images at a time quickly so I can upload them web optimised to my website and send them to my friends. Hope this helps you! You just need to make sure Outlook is installed on your PC with an e-mail set up.

[mrdigitalau]

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[vinceandtheresa]

6 years later, the video and how to is still working brilliantly! Thank you from Canada!

[leteziaz]

Thank you so much! Helped me save my precious time :). I finished around 100 pics in 1 hour by just "editing" it. But when I used your trick, it seems 100+++ pics can be finished in less than a minute! XD. Thank you again :).

[CaribbeanAmphibean]

Just Googled resizing multiple images, saw this video, and quickly used it to resize a bunch at once.   THANK YOU!!  I can believe how easy this was, and how good the results are.

[SerialTchilla]

10 years later, still hamazingly useful, even for windows 10! Thank you!

[wardiup]

OMG! Finally found the right one! This is all i wanted youtube!! A straight forward video on sending smaller photos! is it that too much to ask?!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!! great vid

[Calcoro]

Still working in 2024! This trick saved me so much time!

[kpriceart]

Wow, total game changer. It takes me hours to individually resize images for my website and I constantly put the task off. This is amazing. Thank you so much.

[cgharris]

Great vid thanks. I just discovered that you don't need to have an e-mail account set up with Outlook - you can find the files in the WIndows "temp" folder. If you are not connected, an error box will appear. Leave that box open, open the Windows Temp folder by searching %temp%, your pictures will be in that folder and you can copy and paste them from there

[sandmann]

Thanks that was very helpful, Ive used this a few times while sending but didnt think further about saving them the way you showed, so thanks a lot for your tip!

[brendanjones]

Where has this been all my life??? Thanks so much!

[CaptainFutureman]

Yes it has helped, thank youfor taking the time to share. I was looking for an easy way to resize multiple foto's on a Windows box that wouldn't be too complicated or expensive for my mother to use. This looks perfect. Thanks again!

[nailsarecruel]

This was a huge help. Had to make some adjustments as one of the machines I use runs XP, but it definitely makes it easy to shrink down a few GB worth of photos for the work team to skim through then in turn request the few full-res versions they want.

Thanks OP!

[lauraharwood]

Absolute genius. Wish I had known how to do this years ago! Thank you, you have saved me bundles of time, energy and frustration, fabulous.

[paigevanzo]

Great, easy tutorial! Thank you for being clear and concise.

[emmidan]

Now that is what you call a brilliant little tip. I've spent many minutes resizing in editing programs to reduce the file sizes.
Thank you!

[VidyaSury]

Fantastic! Thank you so much! I've been struggling with this for months now, thanks to the hi-res photos I click. And then? Besides taking forever to upload to my blog and spending forever to resize them and eating up space, half the photos just wouldn't upload!

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[Damien]

awesome work mate. I have had to re size photos in the past and didn't even realize this method was under my nose the whole time. Massive time saver.

[MrErikVestergaard]

Brilliant. So simple and yet so straight forward :)

[cindy]

I'd wasted nearly two days of work trying to figure this out! So glad I stumbled upon this video! Thank you!