🎁 VOVSOFT GIVEAWAY · OCTOBER 2026 · WORTH $19
Resize hundreds of photos in one click — free lifetime licence this week
Vovsoft is giving away Batch Image Resizer v2.4 for free. Drop in a folder of JPG, PNG or WebP images, pick a size, and the app resizes the lot on your own PC — no uploads, no watermarks, no monthly fee.
Windows 11/10/8/7
Version 2.4
⏳ Ends Oct 11, 2026
⚡ Quick Read
- What: Vovsoft Batch Image Resizer v2.4, an offline bulk photo resizer for Windows (normally $19).
- Giveaway: a lifetime licence for the current version. No free upgrades to later versions.
- Formats: JPEG, PNG, WebP, BMP, GIF, TIFF, WMP and DDS, with transparency kept.
- Catch: don’t install a future update over it, or the giveaway copy may lose its registration.
- Deadline: the campaign runs October 4–11, 2026. Download, install and activate before it ends. Jump to the licence key ↓
What is Vovsoft Batch Image Resizer?
Phone cameras now shoot 12, 48 or even 200 megapixels. That’s great for prints, but painful when a website, email or form wants a 1,200-pixel image under a few hundred KB. Resizing photos one by one in Paint or Photoshop gets old fast, and online resizers mean uploading personal pictures to someone else’s server.
Vovsoft Batch Image Resizer is a lightweight Windows image resizer that handles the whole pile in one go. You add images by drag and drop or by browsing, choose the output resolution, pick a resize method, and the program processes every file locally. It can also convert between formats while it resizes, and it keeps the transparency in PNG, GIF and other formats that support it.
This week, as part of the regular Vovsoft giveaway, you can unlock the full version free with an official licence key.
What’s new in version 2.4 (and recent updates)
If you grabbed an older copy from one of our earlier posts, the app has moved on quite a bit. According to Vovsoft’s version history:
- v2.4 (August 11, 2026): new Width and Height columns in the file list, plus a fix for a high-DPI display issue in the results window.
- v2.3 (March 2025): a new Automatic mode that keeps the original image orientation and picks the best interpolation algorithm for you.
- v2.2 and v2.1 (late 2024): an improved Results window, Delete and Ctrl+A shortcuts in the list, and a fix for the Clear menu item.
- v2.0 (May 2024): language-file support and a refreshed interface. The product page now lists 31 interface languages.
- Earlier 1.x additions still worth knowing: WebP support, an option to add the width and height to output filenames, resizing to several sizes at once, and a SendTo shortcut added by the installer.
Key features at a glance
- True batch processing. Resize dozens or hundreds of images in a single run instead of opening each one.
- Several sizes from one source. Create, for example, 512×512, 256×256 and 128×128 versions of the same image in one pass — handy for icons, thumbnails and app assets.
- Keep aspect ratio. Set a target width or height and let the app scale the other side so photos don’t look stretched.
- Five resize methods. Nearest Neighbor, Linear, Cubic, Fant or Automatic.
- Resize and convert together. Works with JPEG, PNG, WebP, BMP, GIF, TIFF, WMP and DDS, and preserves transparency.
- Right-click friendly. The installer adds the app to Windows’ Send To menu, so you can send selected images straight to it from File Explorer.
- 100% offline. Images are processed on your PC and never uploaded.
- Installer or portable. Use the setup file (about 16 MB) or the portable ZIP (about 20 MB) for a USB stick.
Which resize mode should you pick?
The resize method decides how new pixels are calculated. A rough guide:
| Mode | Best for |
| Automatic | Most people. The app chooses the algorithm and keeps the original orientation. |
| Fant | High-quality shrinking of photos, e.g. camera shots for the web. |
| Cubic | Smooth, sharp results for photos, including mild enlargements. |
| Linear | Fast jobs where good-enough quality is fine. |
| Nearest Neighbor | Pixel art, icons and screenshots where you want hard, unblurred edges. |
💡 Tip: Resizing doesn’t touch your originals as long as you send the output to a different folder. Run a small test batch first, check the results, then process the full set.
Giveaway terms at a glance
| Software | Batch Image Resizer v2.4 by Vovsoft |
| Normal price | $19 one-time (lifetime licence with all future updates) |
| Giveaway licence | Lifetime licence for v2.4, may not be resold |
| Updates | Not included — updating may unregister the giveaway copy |
| System | Windows 11, 10, 8/8.1, 7 (32-bit and 64-bit) |
| Download size | Installer about 16.3 MB · Portable ZIP about 20.1 MB |
| Offer period | October 4 – October 11, 2026 (install before it ends) |
How to get Vovsoft Batch Image Resizer for free
The whole thing takes about two minutes. One tip before you start: copy and paste the key instead of typing it — a single wrong character gives an invalid-key error.
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⚠️ Important: Vovsoft’s terms say the giveaway has no free updates, and updating may unregister it. If the app offers a newer version later, skip it. Keep a copy of the installer and the key somewhere safe so you can reinstall v2.4 on the same PC later.
Who should grab it (and who can skip it)
👍 Worth it if you regularly shrink photos for a blog, online store, email or job and exam application forms; make thumbnails or icon sets in several sizes; or simply want to free up disk space from huge phone pictures without uploading them anywhere.
👎 Skip it if you need cropping, filters, watermarks or AI upscaling — this tool only resizes and converts. For broader batch editing, see our Ashampoo Photo Optimizer 10 giveaway, and if you mainly need to change formats, the Vovsoft Batch Image Converter free licence is a natural companion.
Want alternatives? Icecream Image Resizer Pro is another batch resizer we’ve covered, and our PixelTools review looks at free browser-based file tools for the odd one-off job.
📊 Techno360 Verdict: a simple, private bulk resizer
Batch Image Resizer does one job and keeps it simple: load a folder, choose a size, and get every image resized on your own PC. The multi-size output, WebP support and the new Automatic mode make it more useful than the basic resizers built into Windows, and the portable version is handy to carry on a USB stick.
- Good: genuine batch processing, 8 formats with transparency, multiple sizes in one pass, offline, light on resources, lifetime giveaway licence.
- Not so good: no free upgrades on the giveaway copy, no editing tools beyond resize and convert, Windows only.
Bottom line: If you ever resize more than a handful of photos at a time, claim the free licence before October 11, 2026. It costs nothing and saves real time.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Vovsoft Batch Image Resizer giveaway really free?
Yes. During the October 4–11, 2026 campaign, Vovsoft provides an official licence key that unlocks the full $19 version at no cost. No sign-up or payment details are needed.
Is the giveaway licence lifetime?
Yes, the licence is lifetime for the giveaway version (v2.4). It doesn’t include free updates, and installing a newer version may unregister it.
Which image formats does it support?
JPEG/JPG, PNG, WebP, BMP, GIF, TIFF/TIF, WMP and DDS. Transparency is preserved in formats that support it.
Does it upload my photos anywhere?
No. Batch Image Resizer is a desktop program and processes images offline on your PC. An internet connection is only needed to download it.
Can I resize an image to several sizes at once?
Yes. You can output multiple dimensions from the same source in one run, for example 512×512, 256×256 and 128×128 — useful for icons and thumbnails.
Which Windows versions are supported?
Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8/8.1 and Windows 7, in both 32-bit and 64-bit editions.
The licence key says invalid. What should I do?
Copy and paste the key instead of typing it, and make sure there are no extra spaces. Also check you’re using the current 2026 key from this page, not an older one from a previous giveaway, and that you’re activating before October 11, 2026.
More free licences land every week — browse the Techno360 Free Stuff hub for the latest giveaways before they expire.
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