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I wanted to publish a simple program for working with different formats of graphic files. Its purpose is that you can, with the help of batch work, process your graphic files, namely, you will be able to change their size, you can download Fotosizer in full news. The program works quite quickly, I find it difficult to answer at the expense of quality, since I did not check it, but for the sake of interest I started processing 1000 images, the process itself went pretty quickly, after I stopped it.
Please note that the software can work with directories, that is, you do not have to add the images themselves, you can simply specify the desired directory and wait for the processing to finish. The program can work with different image formats, even if they are in the same directory, the list of formats can be viewed on the official website, in general it is not large and contains all the most popular formats.
It simply won’t work to write a lot of this product, since it performs only one specific action, and essentially does not have any additional settings. For example, you can switch between resizing modes, you can specify percentages or set a specific size, you can specify that the aspect ratio is always automatically adjusted, you can specify where new images will be saved. 
That's all according to the program in general, from the pluses one can also note the presence of Russian support, although I think users could cope with all the settings without it, but still it will not be superfluous, of course. It can be noted that the program is free, easy to use, low consumption of system resources, fast processing. If you have any opinions about the program, do not forget to express them in the comments, for example, there is a similar product, only paid, it really looks a little more serious, as it has more settings, but maybe someone used both, then it will be especially interesting to read the comparison.

License : ShareWare
Language : Multi
Size : 7 MB

[b]How to Install:[/b]
1). Instructions are included in ReadMe.txt if needed.
2). That is all, Done