Website images
Cut a folder of full-size photos down to the width your page actually shows.
Resize many images at once, free
Set a width, a height, a box to fit inside, or a percentage, and resize a whole batch in one go. Each picture keeps its own shape, and nothing is uploaded.
Works with JPG, PNG and WebP. Up to 10 images per batch, 25 MB each.
What you get
- Five ways to size
- Set the width, the height, a box to fit inside, an exact size, or a percentage, or start from a quick size such as Web 1200 or Full HD 1920. Every picture shows the size it will become before you press resize.
- Shapes stay right
- In every mode except exact size, each picture keeps its own proportions, so a mixed batch is not squashed.
- No accidental enlarging
- A "never make bigger" option, on by default, leaves small images alone instead of blurring them up.
- Format your way
- A JPG stays a JPG, a PNG stays a PNG and a WebP stays a WebP, unless you choose JPG, PNG or WebP for the whole batch.
- Nothing uploaded
- The browser resizes the images on your own device, so they never reach a server.
- Free
- No sign-up, no watermark, and no limit on how many batches you resize.
Resize in four steps
Add your images
Choose JPG, PNG or WebP files, or drag them onto the page.
Choose the size
Pick how to resize and type a number, or tap a quick size. Every picture shows the size it will become.
Resize
Each file shows its old and new size in pixels when it finishes.
Download
Save one file, or take the batch as a ZIP. The new size is in each file name.
When a batch resize saves time
Social media
Set a size for a set of posts, or fit each image inside the box a platform asks for.
Online shops
Make product photos a consistent width so a listing looks tidy.
Email and documents
Shrink pictures before you paste them into a document or send them.
Choosing a resize mode
| Mode | What it does | Use it when |
|---|---|---|
| Set the width | Scales each image to your width, height follows | You know the width a page or post needs |
| Set the height | Scales each image to your height, width follows | Rows of images that must line up |
| Fit inside a box | Shrinks each image until it fits in your width and height | A platform gives a maximum size |
| Exact size | Forces your width and height, stretching if needed | You need identical dimensions and do not mind distortion |
| Scale by percent | Makes every image a set percentage of its own size | You want everything half the size |
To also lower the file size, run the resized images through the image compressor.