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What is new in our Windows apps, and practical walkthroughs for video snapshots, batch photo resizing and scheduled shutdown.
Instead of guessing how long a download, render or backup will take, tell the PC what "finished" looks like: when CPU usage stays below 10% for 5 minutes, shut down. A step-by-step setup in Auto Shutdown Genius, with a countdown as a safety net.
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Version 4 puts everyday choices up front and tucks advanced options away. Eight actions, six schedule types, a quick timer, a countdown you can snooze, optional clean-up, and a service that runs tasks with nobody signed in. One license covers two computers.
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Normalise hundreds of pictures to 800 x 800, 1920 pixels wide or an email-friendly size: choose the size, fit mode and quality, check the estimated file size in the live preview, rename the files and press Start. Originals stay untouched.
Set your rules once and process the whole folder: pixels or percentage, 150+ input formats including RAW and HEIC, 60+ output formats, text and logo watermarks, smart renaming and one-click metadata removal, with a live preview of the real result.
Screen grabs give the wrong resolution and land on black transitions. Capture evenly spaced snapshots straight from the file, let blank frames drop out, pick the exact frame when it matters, and export images, a GIF and a contact sheet.
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Version 4.3 decodes frames with FFmpeg 9.0 at the original resolution, drops black and blank frames automatically, adds five contact-sheet templates with a video-info header and a built-in editor with annotation tools. It needs 64-bit Windows 10 or 11.
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