Batch Resize
Apply the same resize settings to many images at once and download them as a zip file.
How it works
- 1
Drop all the images you want to resize — you can select multiple files at once. All files receive the same resize settings.
- 2
Enter a target width, height, or percentage. Enable the aspect ratio lock to keep each image's proportions. The fit mode applies when you set both dimensions without the lock.
- 3
Click Resize all — every image is processed in your browser and packed into a single zip file for download.
Questions
How many images can I resize at once?
There is no hard limit, but processing many large images in one run will consume more memory. If your browser slows down, work through the files in smaller batches.
Are all images resized to exactly the same dimensions?
Yes, the same settings are applied to every file. If the images have different aspect ratios and you use the aspect lock or a single dimension, each image's proportions are preserved individually.
What is inside the zip file?
One resized file per source image. Each output file is named after the original with '-batch-resize' appended before the extension.
Are my images uploaded anywhere?
No. All resizing and zipping happens entirely in your browser. None of your images ever leave your device.
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