Image Tuner is very simple and will confuse no one all you have to do is add the images you want to process, and then from the settings panel select the changes you want to apply. On the upper part of the window, next to that box is the area where a preview of the selected image is shown and right below it is a panel where you can choose the settings you wish to make, split into 4 categories: Resize, Watermark, Convert, Rename and Effects. In the main area of the window you can see a box with a list of all the added images and information on them displayed in columns (Name, Resolution, Type and Path). Below the menu bar is a toolbar with some quick access buttons (New Project, Open Project, Save Project, Add folder with images, Add images, Remove selected and Process images.). The interface is very clean and all the features all well-ordered so that the user will not have any trouble becoming familiar with the program. It can run under Windows 98, NT, 2000, XP, Vista, 7 and 8 (32 and 64 bit). After a few steps the installation will finish and you can start using the product. At some point you’ll be asked whether you want to install AVG Security Toolbar (compatible with Internet Explorer and Firefox) and set and maintain AVG Secure Search as the default search provider and homepage (compatible with Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer). Afterwards the installation wizard will appear and guide you through the whole process. Once you run the installer you will be prompted to choose the desired installation language. Features include support for the most popular file formats, resizing by percent or preset profiles (for iPad, iPhone, Facebook, etc.), transformation of the images (rotate, flip, sharpen, etc.) and many other features. Image Tuner is one of them and guarantees quick and effortless batch image processing tasks in a modern environment that is easy to use. When you have tons of images and want to resize them or convert them to another format, then only a few tools will do the job fast, without lagging and crashing. " Batch image renaming/resizing at its best!"
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