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Bulk image tools

Handle groups of photos with repeatable settings. Your files stay in your browser while downloads are prepared locally, which is useful when several images need the same approximate size or width.

Bulk settings

Handle groups of photos with repeatable settings. Your files stay in your browser while downloads are prepared locally, which is useful when several images need the same approximate size or width.

How to process multiple images

  1. Choose several images from your device.
  2. Set the max width and quality you want to apply to the batch.
  3. Prepare the downloads in the browser.
  4. Download each processed image and check the sizes before submitting them.
  5. Use single-image tools for files that need a strict individual target.

Batch processing is best for repeatable settings. Use exact-size pages when each file must meet a specific upload limit.

When bulk tools help

Bulk processing is useful for product photos, gallery images, class or event photos, website uploads, and repeated document workflows where every image can use similar settings. It saves time compared with processing each image separately.

Batch limitations

Different images can respond differently to the same quality and width settings. A detailed photo may remain larger than a simple image, so check each downloaded file before uploading. For strict limits, process the difficult images again with a target page.

Troubleshooting batch downloads

FAQ

Can I process many images at once?

Yes. The bulk tool applies repeatable settings to selected images in the browser, then prepares downloads.

Will every batch image have the same file size?

No. File size varies by original dimensions, detail, and image content even when the same settings are used.

When should I use a single-image tool instead?

Use a single-image compressor or resizer when one file must meet a strict size, dimension, or format requirement.