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Fast Watermark	Visualizer Photo Resize	Kigo Image Converter	Free Web Album

Free - DelphiS

The program is intended to protect the image through an overlay images on the watermark.

Free - Visualizer Image Group

Visualizer Photo Resize is a batch resizer, converter and optimizer, that will handle all your photos and graphic documents (JPEG, GIF, PNG, BMP, TGA, TIFF, PSD, PSP). The software will even allow you to embed a text watermark in the batch process.

Free - Kigosoft Inc.

Change image files from one format to another. Scale image size up or down. Add watermark to images . Fully supports batch converting with very easy to use interface. You could select an image as watermark now.

Free - RightFiles.com Software Development

Free web Album 1. 0 software allows to create HTML albums, automatically fit your photos in a batch mode, convert them to best format and edit them for a best look on the web, desktop and CD

Image Merger .EXE
Free - SoftTech InterCorp

Resurrect boring images to a stunning new look using Image Merger .EXE to merge, blend and combine multiple images together. With the merge wizard you can seamlessly add watermarks or fade a logo onto multiple images in a single batch process. Using multiple merge options you can superimpose one image onto another, or have the image imposed from left to right/top to bottom/center out - creating a smooth transition from one image to another.

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