Bulk Image Resize
Resize multiple images at once to the same dimensions. All processing happens in your browser — your files never leave your device.
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Select multiple images to resize in bulk
How to Bulk Resize Images
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Upload Multiple Images
Select or drag multiple JPEG, PNG, or WebP files at once.
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Set Target Dimensions
Enter the width and height for all images. Toggle aspect ratio lock to prevent distortion.
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Process All Images
Click Resize to process all images simultaneously in your browser.
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Download Results
Download all resized images individually or as a batch.
About Bulk Image Resizing
Bulk resize lets you change the dimensions of multiple images at once, saving hours of repetitive work. Whether you're preparing product photos for an e-commerce site or resizing event photos for a gallery, this tool handles it efficiently.
All images are resized to the same target dimensions while optionally maintaining their individual aspect ratios. This ensures consistency across your image set without distortion.
Processing happens entirely in your browser using the Canvas API. Even with dozens of images, there's no upload time and your files remain private on your device.
Key Features
Common Use Cases
- •Prepare product photos for e-commerce platforms with consistent dimensions
- •Resize event or wedding photos for online galleries
- •Create uniform thumbnail sets for content management systems
- •Optimize multiple images for email newsletters
- •Batch-prepare images for social media posting schedules
Frequently Asked Questions
How many images can I resize at once?
There is no fixed limit. The practical limit depends on your device's memory. Most devices handle 50-100 images without issues.
Will all images be the same size after resizing?
If aspect ratio is locked, images with different proportions will have the same width but varying heights (or vice versa) to prevent distortion. With ratio unlocked, all will be exactly the specified dimensions.
Does bulk resizing reduce image quality?
Downscaling preserves quality well. The Canvas API uses bilinear interpolation for smooth results. Choose a high quality setting when saving JPEG or WebP output.
Are my images uploaded to a server?
No. All processing happens locally in your browser. Your images never leave your device, regardless of how many you process.