ThumbaWumba

Mobile phones are now fitted with powerful cameras, so anyone can take high-quality pictures with little effort. However, the location or service you use them in might require them to meet specific size demands, case in which specialized applications like ThumbaWumba can help out, also able to create HTML pages for embedding pictures.

Perks of portability and interface design

A good thing about it is that there’s no setup involved to make it work, so it’s good to go from the moment download is done. As such, you can deploy it on a thumb drive in case you need to use it on other computers and carry it around at all times. The health status of the target PC is not affected, because registry entries are not a dependency.
The visual design wraps all features around a classic window frame, with different sections grouping together related functions, making accommodation easy even for inexperienced individuals. The application processes multiple pictures at a time, which are loaded from a location you specify.

Set output quality and HTML code

Sorting of new files can be done according to date or name, and this can also be done by reading EXIF data if possible. Both new pictures and thumbnails are exported under the JPEG format for which you define quality using a slider.
There’s more control over the operation. Size can be manually specified for new pictures, while thumbnails are fitted to one of three preset options. Configuration files can be created and loaded later on. There are a couple of HTML editors to review or modify the code required to create thumbnails or embed pictures.

On an ending note

All things considered, we can state that ThumbaWumba it’s a practical application you can use to resize a bunch of pictures with little effort, and also create associated thumbnails. HTML code can be generated so you can use in other projects, while control over the operation makes it easy for beginners to take advantage of this app’s features.