Batch Photo Face Free Edition5.7.2609.1700

Batch Photo Face detects human faces across thousands of photos, then can crop to those faces, blur them, extract them as separate files, or rotate images according to face orientation. Built-in and cloud-based detection options let users choose how face recognition is performed while processing large collections. Developed by BinaryMark, this Windows Photo & Graphics software suits photographers, studios, archivists, and anyone handling repetitive image work at scale.

More than 130 actions and effects cover resizing, contrast adjustment, watermarking, conversion, and other edits, with support for over 30 formats including JPG, PNG, GIF, TIFF, BMP, and J2K. Resize jobs offer 20 scaling modes, while cropping can follow fixed dimensions, aspect ratios, image edges, or detected faces; dimensions can be specified in pixels, percentages, or print units. It can use EXIF orientation for automatic rotation, flip or rotate manually, perform lossless JPEG crops and rotations, resize the canvas, add padding, change print resolution, and reduce images to a target size in kilobytes.

Conditional rules can select operations by orientation, size, and other image attributes, while watermarks may be static or dynamic and include multiline text, visual effects, fonts, EXIF data, or file information. Layers provide more than 40 blending modes and pixel filtering, while channel tools extract, mix, replace, and adjust values across eight color models. Preview tools include interactive histograms and access to EXIF, IPTC, GPS, and XMP metadata; output names can use dynamic tags, and files can be renamed using image properties, file properties, or EXIF and IPTC metadata.

Manual, Background, Scheduled, and Console modes cover interactive, unattended, timed, and command-based workflows, with parallel processing available on multicore CPUs. Version 5.7.2609.1700 is distributed as a demo trial with full functionality for evaluation.