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Imagine a cloud-based tool that allows you to resize multiple images (yes, entire folders) right before your eyes. No scripts, no guesswork. Scale, crop, edit and preview, before your final images are ever created.
Images today need to be created in a multitude of sizes – and if you care about how they look, you will most likely be cropping them one at a time, instead of using batch scripts or an automatic website script, so the important stuff doesn't get cut off.
This can be overwhelming, and if you have a ton of images, you might just give up altogether and say to yourself, "It's good enough – no one will notice."
We've been there.
This is why we created sizzlepig. It's the only tool that allows you to manage multiple sizes for an entire folder of images. And it's super easy. Try it free and see for yourself.
sizzlepig: the basics:
sizzlepig for business:
If you need to grab your images from other places besides Box, Dropbox, Google Drive or uploading from your hard drive, we can make a custom solution for your needs. sizzlepig for busness will allow sizzlepig to live on your own servers if needed.
We love Photoshop. The stuff it does is magical. But when it comes to resizing and cropping a folder of images to a bunch of sizes, it isn’t engineered to do that easily. Sure, you can do it, but the time it takes to create all the scripts that have to be written for each size can be extensive.
Not only that, you don’t see the result of a batch action until it’s done. Then you have to review all of the images (in a folder on your computer, which isn’t that easy), see which ones need to be fixed, and decide whether to run a separate batch action or manually resize it to the proper dimensions.
With sizzlepig, you can see all of the sizes you need on one page, and fix any image that is getting cut off - all before even saving the image (yes, you heard that right!)
Keep using Photoshop, just save out one full-size image (jpg, png, tif), drop it in sizzlepig, create a blueprint of your image sizes, adjust the crop/scale, and process. Done. In a quarter of the time. Want to see how much time you can save? Check out our savings calculator.