Convert Multiple BMP Files to JPG and Resize in One Click – Batch Conversion in IrfanView

Are you trying to convert multiple or large amount of BMP files to JPG or resize JPG files at one time? How is it possible? You can’t open each file and save as JPG or resize dimension and save them individualy. It will be a real headache if you have more pictures. This post shows how to convert Multiple BMP files to JPG and Resize in One click by batch conversion in IrfanView.

Convert Multiple BMP Files to JPG IrfanView is an excellent picture viewer software with lot of features including batch conversation, which helps to convert file formats, resize and rename them in one click.

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To start batch conversion in IrfanView, (In this example, we will convert and resize BMP files to JPG)

1) Go to file menu, select Batch Conversion/rename

2) Browse for the files. Select and press Add button to add individually, or select Add All.

Convert Multiple BMP Files to JPG

3) Once all files have been added, choose output file format as shown below.

Convert Multiple BMP Files to JPG

You can rename output files by selecting ‘Batch conversion – Rename result files’, so it will be converted and renamed.

If you select ‘Batch rename’, it will just rename files without any conversion (BMP to JPG or anything). Name pattern can be changed by ‘Set rename options’ button.

4) To configure resize option, enable ‘Use advanced options’, then press ‘Set advanced options’.

Convert Multiple BMP Files to JPG

5) Click ‘RESIZE’ checkbox and set resize options as you like and press OK. I set as below.

resize_options

6) Now set the output folder where new files will be copied. That’s it press start button.

Output_directory

7) As per our setup, BMP to JPG conversion and dimension resize will start in IrfanView. New files will be copied to output directory. You can view batch conversion progress and errors.

conversion_result

Here we go, now we have converted files. It look less than 1 minute for 25 pictures and all together size reduced by 80%. This method will be an ideal method to convert and resize images before send by email.

Do you have any better methods than this? Share it here.

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  1. viktor says:

    Thank you, sir. :)

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