Batch Image Splitter 5.6.0

Split multiple pictures into specified number of slices by rows and columns or into tiles of a desired size!

• When you split images into rows and columns you need to specify the desired number of rows and columns

• When splitting an image into tiles of a given fixed size, you have the option to specify that size precisely using either percentages or pixels to set tile's width and height

• 130+ Actions and Effects: resize, contrast, watermark, etc...

• Convert to/from and save results in any of 30+ formats: jpg, png, gif, tiff, bmp, j2k

• 20 scaling modes: Lanczos, Bilinear, Bicubic, Box, HqX

• Rotate and flip manually or using EXIF orientation tag

• Fit to fixed size or rectangle; fit to aspect ratio

• Perform lossless JPEG crops, flips, and rotations

• Built-in and cloud-based face detection to perform advanced image processing on photos with detected faces

• Automatic crop, crop to fixed size, crop from edges, crop to W:H ratio

• Resize canvas and add padding; change print resolution

• Change width and height independently or proportionately

• Set dimensions using pixels, percentages %, or print units

• Automatically shrink images to fit a desired file size in Kilobytes

• Conditional processing based on image orientation, size, and other attributes

• Add static and dynamic text and image watermarks with visual effects

• Layers with 40+ blending modes and pixel filtering

• Per-channel processing: extract, mix, replace, adjust values, etc...

• 8 Color Models: RGB, HSB/HSV, HSL, HSI, HWB, YCbCr, Lab, LCH

• Built-in image preview with interactive histograms

• 4 operation modes: Manual, Background, Scheduled, and Console

• Dynamically generate text watermarks with EXIF and file info

• 12 compositing modes: source-over, source-in, source-out...

• 40+ Blend Modes: lighten, darken, contrast, inversion...

• Work with metadata: EXIF, IPTC, GPS, XMP.

• Rename image files based on image or file properties and EXIF/IPTC metadata

  Note: This is a fully functional trial version. Processed images will be watermarked.