Today, I'm introducing FastStone Image Viewer, an image viewer that allows you to view, edit, batch rename, and batch convert images. A sharing link is at the end of this article.
The software manages the images on your computer like a file explorer. Clicking on the left allows you to select folders, while the right side allows you to preview images.
The most frequently used function is batch renaming. Simply drag images into the right side of the software, set the renaming rules, and you can rename them in batches.
The software can also perform batch conversion, renaming, and compression of images.
In daily office work, we often use image compression. FSViewer can perform batch image compression. To do this, in the batch conversion interface, click Settings, select the compression quality, and then click Start.
It supports image cropping. To do this, go to Edit > Crop Toolpad, set the image size, and then crop the image.
Additionally, the software supports special effects, allowing you to add borders, watermarks, embossing, sketches, oil paintings, and more.
It has many features; feel free to explore them yourself. That concludes the software introduction!