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Resize Your Images With Image Shakle 1.1 Dashboard Widget

Robert Ellis — Sat, 18 Nov 2006 18:11:05 +0000

I wrote a few days ago about using ImageWell to quickly resize images, but I’ve discovered an even easier and faster way: just drag and drop an image on the Image Shackle Dashboard widget. You can resize the image using a slider, or set a default width or height. There’s also an option to automatically convert images, such as PNG files saved from screen captures, into JPEG. I haven’t found an easier way to scale images for uploading to the web.

Via ProBlogger.

Bottom Line: Scaling your images is now as easy as drag and drop.
From: Cre8tivegroup
Price: Free
Platform: Macintosh (Universal)

ImageWell 3.0b6

Robert Ellis — Thu, 16 Nov 2006 23:43:19 +0000

Why fire up Photoshop every time you need to resize a screen capture? If you need to make minor adjustments to your images (resizing, croping, rotating, and much more), ImageWell is lean and fast. Modify your PNG, JPG, or TIFF images and add drop shadows, watermarks, borders, labels, or annotations. Upload your images to iDisk, an FTP site, or a WebDAV server with a single click. ImageWell will even copy the URL or HTML tags to your clipboard for easy pasting into your blog post.

Bottom Line: For basic image modifications, ImageWell is quick and easy. Though still in beta, this new version of ImageWell is well worth downloading.
From: xtralean software
Price: Free
Platform: Macintosh (Universal)

Find Free Photos on Yotophoto

Robert Ellis — Mon, 06 Nov 2006 22:48:51 +0000

Yotophoto indexes over a quarter million free-to-use photos, from sites like Flickr, ImageAfter, Morguefile, and Stock.xchng. Search by keyword, or use the color picker to search by color.

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