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Quick ePics is a true "What You See Is What You Get" (WYSIWYG) batch image editor and
image optimizer. When compared to standard batch image editors, Quick ePics has the following advantages:
- Batch image processing can be performed one image at a time or all images at once.
- You get full "wysiwyg" control over every image in the batch. You see all changes as you make them. No previewing is required, because the "End Result" is always visible. This saves keystrokes and makes batch image editing easy for all experience levels.
- True wysiwyg photo optimization. A slider bar lets you quickly choose from 127 photo compression levels to create super fast downloading pictures. The photo, as well as the displayed file size, size savings, and download time are immediately and dynamically updated as the compression level is changed. There is also a peek button to identify even the smallest photo compression quality losses.
- Manual undo’s and reloads are virtually eliminated. When they are required, they are performed transparently in the background. This lets you "fine-tune" previously processed images, without completely re-editing them.
- Most batch image editors are great for large jobs, but awkward for small ones. Quick ePics however, handles small jobs as conveniently as large ones. In fact it behaves just like a single image editor when only one image is selected. This means one less program to learn.
- You can send JPEG images in emails, directly from Quick ePics.
No more fiddling with your email editor's "Insert" picture
commands. (Also, the JPEG images produced by Quick ePics upload
[and download] a lot faster than other image formats, when sent
[or received] in emails over the Internet.) (This is a big time saver.)
- Drag or copy JPEG files for Auto FTP Upload. (This is another big time saver.)
- Exchange Images and Files with other applications using Copy-N-Paste and Drag-N-Drop. (Files and Images can be exchanged with FTP programs, email programs, web-browsers, word processors, other image editors, as well as, Windows Explorer and Windows Search Assistant.)
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