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How to batch watermark your images for free with Irfanview
2013/02/13
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– just to be a bit more concise than this useful, but long post on yet another great feature of this free program (shout-out to Kai). Not shown here: after making your settings here, click button “Start batch”.
Categories: e-infrastructure, Screenshots, service-is-documenting
automation, IrfanView, watermarking
Animated GIFs workflow using MS-OneNote, MS-Paint, Irfanview and UnFREEZ
2012/09/25
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- To keep things simple (and, at least in our work environment, free) during smaller Animated GIF projects (larger projects may warrant use of ImageMagick, scriptable image editor), you can use
- MS-OneNote screen clipping (configured right, it seems the fastest way to collect source material)
- Update: I recommend now screenshotcaptor instead, if you do screenshot projects more than occasionally. MS-Paint (or pretty much any image editor) to mark up your images
- IrfanView to batch convert to GIF:

- UnFreez to easily create animated GIFs in differing speeds:

, which can be automated.

