Batch Resize Images — Multiple Files at Once, Free
Last updated: 2026-03-17
You have 200 product photos that need to be 800x800 for your online store. Resizing them one by one would take hours. Batch resizing does all 200 in under a minute.
Batch Resize Options
| Method | How It Works | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed width | All images resized to same width, height auto-calculated | Blog images, web galleries |
| Fixed dimensions | All images resized to exact width x height | Product photos, thumbnails |
| Percentage | All images scaled by same percentage | Reducing file sizes uniformly |
| Longest edge | Longest side set to target, other side proportional | Mixed portrait/landscape images |
| Fit within box | Image fits inside max width x max height | Email attachments, social media |
Tips for Batch Resizing
- Always keep originals. Resize copies, not originals. You cannot upscale back to original quality.
- Use "longest edge" for mixed orientations. If you have both portrait and landscape photos, fixed dimensions will distort one or the other.
- Check aspect ratios. If your images have different aspect ratios and you need exact dimensions, decide: crop to fit, or add padding?
- Output format matters. JPG for photos (smaller files), PNG for graphics with transparency.
Batch resize your images — free, instant, maintains quality.
Open Batch Resizer →Related Tools
Batch Resizer — Resize multiple
Image Resizer — Single image
Image Compressor — Reduce size
Image Cropper — Crop images
Convert to JPG — Change format
Convert to PNG — PNG conversion
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