Charlie420

Frontcannon, Thanks. If I could save the layer and be able to add it to each image, that would be fine. Then all I would need to do is add the text. I'm just looking for a way to avoid having to do all the actions from scratch on each photo. How do you save the layer? The batch command would be just to resize the photos. I have some that are 70x100 and others that are 145x100 and a few of other sizes and I would like all the photos to be 230x300 without losing any of the clarity.

Hello, I am completely new to Paint.NET or any photo editing software. There are a couple of things that I would like to be able to do and don't know if it possible nor how do it. Any directions would be greatly appreciated. I have a lot of "head shot" portraits of actors and actresses that I am integrating into my movie collection data base. Not all of the images are the same size. I have experimented with one image that is quite small but when I resize it I end up with a blurred image. Is there any way that I can batch convert all images to the same size without loss of sharpness? I also would like to add the performer's name on the photo at the bottom. I have experimented with adding a layer, forming a rectangle the correct size for the photo, bucket filling the rectangle with white, then adding the name in text. I am happy with that result, but is there a way in which I can have the white rectangle layer saved so that add it to whatever photo I have open without having to perform all those actions each time. Thanks for helping out a Paint.NET newbie.