Import hundreds of photos and perform various manipulations on them!

• Rotate
  • Angular
  • Auto-Portrait
  • Auto-Landscape
• Resize
  • Smart resizing, matches the destination size to the aspect ratio of your images
• Crop
• Watermarks
  • Text Watermark
  • Image Watermarks
  • Variable Opacity
• Adjustments
  • Brightness
  • Contrast
  • Gamma
  • Saturation, or
    • Greyscale / Sepia
• Rename

And more!

Now includes a complete CLI interface! Usage:

bipcli.exe [flags] [file0 file1 ... fileX]

Including files in the command will process each file listed. For large numbers of files, it may be easier to use a manifest file (see --man).

Batch Image Processor CLI uses flags to specify options. Short flags, like -c and -w, can be combined as -cw. The last short flag can be o, followed by the output path, e.g. -cwo="C:\Output" Mode flags, e.g. --option=(Option1|Option2) are not case sensitive.

• --man="file": Specify a manifest file (a plain text document containing a raw list of files).
• -? or --help: Display the help info (similar to this page).

• --rotate=#: A rotation transform.
• 0 = None (Default)
• 1-3 = Clockwise rotation in 90-degree increments.
• 4 = Auto-Portrait Orientation.
• 5 = Auto-Landscape Orientation.

• --resize=(None|Smaller|Larger|Exact): A resize transform.
• None = No resize (Default)
• Smaller = Resize the image to be smaller than the specified by rwidth and rheight.
• Larger = Resize the image to be larger than the specified by rwidth and rheight.
• Exact = Resize the image to be the exact size specified by rwidth and rheight.
• --rwidth=#: Width parameter for the resize option.
• --rheight=#: Height parameter for the resize option.
• -a or --noaspect: Disable automatic aspect ratio matching when resizing.

• -c or --crop: Enable cropping.
• --cwidth=#: Width parameter for the crop option.
• --cheight=#: Height parameter for the crop option.
• --calign=#: Crop alignment.
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• -w or --watermark: Enable watermarking.
• --wtype=(Text|Image): Specifies the watermark type. Case sensitive.
• Text = A text watermark. Additional options:
• Image = An image watermark. Additional options:
• --wcolor: Image watermarks in color (instead of default grayscale)
• --wfile="file": A path to the image to watermark with
• --wfont="fontname": Specify the watermark font.
• --wsize=#.#: Specify the point-size of the watermark font.
• --wtext="Text": The text to overlay.
• --wopac=#.#: Watermark opacity as a decimal. E.g. --wopac=0.4 = 40%
• --walign=#: Watermark alignment.
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• --brightness=#.#: Adjust image brightness as a decimal.
• --contrast=#.#: Adjust image contrast as a decimal.
• --gamma=#.#: Adjust image gamma as a decimal.
• Minimum 0.1, maximum 5.0
• --smode=(Saturation|Greyscale|Sepia): Saturation mode.
• Saturation = Adjust saturation by value --saturation (Default)
• Greyscale = Complete greyscale adjustment
• Sepia = Complete sepia adjustment
• --saturation=#.#: Adjust image saturation as a value. --saturation=0 is the same as --smode=1

• --output="dir": Specify the output directory. If one is not specified files will be output to the current working directory.
• --naming=(Original|Numbered|Custom): Output filename mode.
• Original = The original filename.
• Numbered = Sequential numbering.
• Custom = Uses --customname as a pattern.
• --customname="pattern": The custom naming pattern when --naming=Custom
• Uses identifiers, e.g.: "{o} - {w}x{h}" could result in DSCF001 - 800x600.jpg
• {o} = The original filename.
• {w} = Output image width.
• {h} = Output image height.
• --format=(Jpg|Png|Bmp|Gif|Tiff): Specify the output filetype. Case sensitive. Default is Jpg.
• --jquality=#.#: Jpeg output quality as a decimal. E.g.: --jquality=0.8 would be quality 80%. Default value is 0.95.

In addition to CLI flags, there are also some GUI flags: BatchImageProcessor.exe [flags]

• -s or --noshaders: Disable the drop shadow and blur shaders used in the GUI
• -e or --noaero: Disable the Windows Aero extensions