Image Resizer 2.0 is a clone of an original Image Resizer Powertoy build for Windows XP. This clone has been created to extend the support to non-XP and 64-bit versions of Windows (including Windows Vista and Windows 7). What are Powertoys? They are additional programs that developers work on after a product has been released. This tool adds Image Resizer in the Windows right-click context menu making it easier to resize an image with a click of a button.
After you have installed Image Resizer, just right-click any image and you will find option for Image Resizing.

Select Resize Pictures from the right-click context menu and select the size that you would like to resize into. To custom resize the image and select other options, click Advanced.
It does not change the image format of the image, but simply resizes them. You can also batch resize images by selecting multiple images at the same time. I tested this on Windows 7 and it worked like a charm.

It is still in beta and does not support versions of Windows launched before XP. Enjoy!
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Works great with Windows 7 x64!
cannot install in Windows Vista 64 bit
Just doesn’t work under Vista x64
Hmm it seems to be working with Windows 7 x64, I wonder why Vista x64 isn’t supported.
exactly what i needed.. its a shame Microsoft didnt port this over themselves
working flawlessly on Win7 x64
Actually, it works fine on Windows 2000, XP, Vista (both 32 & 64 bit), and 7 (32 & 64 bit also)… You were probably just installing the 32-bit version on your 64-bit OS so the menu item would only appear in 32-bit programs. No worries though, it looks like he “disallowed” this in the latest version (released just a few days ago).
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perfect said!
Check out http://www.ezyimageresizer.com. Lets you batch resize images in the browser. Runs as an applet in the browser, so no need to upload/download files to a server. Nice and quick!
Works wonderfully on my Win7 32bit.
Thanks for the link!
Awesome! As an avid picture taker I've been using “Image Resizer” on XP for years and didn't know what I would do without it when I got my new laptop! This WORKS FLAWLESSLY WITH WINDOWS 7! thank you!
Awesome! As an avid picture taker I've been using “Image Resizer” on XP for years and didn't know what I would do without it when I got my new laptop! This WORKS FLAWLESSLY WITH WINDOWS 7! thank you!
I have apprently installed it – when I go to Uninstall or Change Programmes, it's there large as life. However it doenn't come up in the right-click menu as the original did when I had XP.
What is the missing step to actuate it?
I have apprently installed it – when I go to Uninstall or Change Programmes, it's there large as life. However it doenn't come up in the right-click menu as the original did when I had XP.
What is the missing step to actuate it?
all I can say is THANKYOU…
I have wanted this since I got my new pc with Vista and now I updated to Win7…
best program ever on a pc…
this is what i'm looking for
great, many thanks for the builder
What a great article! This has been one of the biggest sources of traffic to my project; thank you so much.
I am so used with my XP that I had a hard time figuring it out how to resize my picture when I got windows 7. Thank you so much that I've found your site. Keep it up and more power to you guys!!
^_^
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Works like a champ on win 7 64bit
Many thanks, Brice! A buddy at Microsoft told me not to expect PowerToys for Win7. The resizer for XP was a staple tool for me… and your creation fits the bill! Your Win7 x64 resizer works great – and it's a nice, clean job of it! Thanks so much for creating it and putting it out here!
I used to use the Image Resizer PowerToy in XP until I found VSO Image Resizer. It's fast with a lot of choices for converting.
Get VSO Image Resizer http://www.vso-software.fr/products/image_resizer/. It's fast with a lot of choices for converting.
great job! been waiting for someone to do this for ages… XP version was the perfect tool for me.
thank you what is download link ?
http://imageresizer.codeplex.com/
The “resizer” for Windows 7 is great for sending in email. Love it, and thanks so much.
Work at windows 7 ultimate 64bits. great!! thanks!
Thanks for this as I found it in a Google search after receiving the XP version for a Win 7 machine. Thanks again!!
I used Powertoy Image Resizer with XP for years, it was brilliant. But now I’ve got Windows 7 32bit, I downloaded it again. Not sure where I went wrong, but after it was downloaded, it was not activated and to activate it, I had to pay a monthly fee. Then I had a hell of a job removing it from my computer. Can anyone give me a link to where I can download the correct version please?
Thanks a lot. Works like a charm.
That’s what i used to use in XP
GOD Bless you, for posting this .. works wonderful with windows 7 64 bit.
Hey! This does not work when right clicking it. I have windows 7. Please fix. Thanks
sorry it does work but in Windows Photo Gallery, not anywhere else like XP.
Thanks for this!
Works great on Win 7. Would be better if it can resize images in sub directories also rather than needing to go into each photo directory and selecting all files. seems to lockup Windows Explorer till its done also. the XP version would let you keep working.
overall great to see the product work on Windows 7. well done
Where is the download button??
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