Bulk Image Resizer

Bulk resize images online: resize multiple images at once and download as a ZIP. Resize or change image size using fit-within, longest side, percentage, or exact pixels. Resize JPG, resize PNG, resize WebP.

Resize tools by intent

This page targets batch intent: bulk resize images, resize multiple images, and download a ZIP.

Bulk resize images (batch) and download a ZIP

Resize or change image size for dozens of files at once. Choose the batch method that matches your goal: Fit-within (no distortion), Longest-side (one-number max), Percentage (fast scale), or Exact pixels.

Fit-within

Best for mixed photos. Keeps aspect ratio. Great for “max 1200×1200” requirements.

Longest side

Set one number (like 1600px). Perfect for marketplaces and galleries.

Percentage

The fastest way to reduce image size by 50% or 75% without pixel math.

Exact pixels

For strict specs like 1200×630 or 1920×1080 across a whole batch.

Batch tips that save time

  • Use “Fit-within” for mixed photos
    Keeps everything un-stretched. You won’t get weird distortions in a ZIP of 100 images.
  • Enable “Don’t upscale” for clean quality
    Small images stay small—no blurry enlargements in your batch.
  • Smart names help inside a ZIP
    Automatically adds size info to filenames so you can identify files without opening them.

Common batch jobs

Web galleryLongest 1600px
Upload limitFit 1200×1200
Fast sharingScale 50%
OG images1200×630

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a bulk image resizer?

A bulk (batch) image resizer lets you resize multiple images at once using the same settings, then download them together—often as a ZIP file.

Which batch method is best for mixed portrait and landscape photos?

Fit-within is usually best. It keeps aspect ratio and prevents stretching. Longest-side is also great when you only care about a max dimension like 1600px.

Can I resize JPG, PNG, and WebP in bulk?

Yes. You can resize JPG, resize PNG, resize WebP in bulk and export to JPG/PNG/WebP with optional quality control for JPG/WebP.

What does “don’t upscale” do?

It prevents enlarging smaller images, which can reduce quality. If an image is already smaller than the target, it stays at its original size.

Why do some images get background bars (padding)?

If you enable padding to an exact box size, images that don’t match the box aspect ratio keep their shape and get bars added to fill the remaining space—no crop, no stretch.

Resize your batch and download

Upload multiple images, choose your batch method, and export.