
Bulk Image Resizer
Resize a whole product shoot to one size — by longest side, percentage or exact canvas — without uploading a single file.
- Free
- No upload
- No signup
- Batch
Drop images here, paste, or click to choose
JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, GIF, BMP, AVIF · any number of files · processed on your device, never uploaded
A listing needs a 2000 px master, the product page needs 1200 px, the newsletter needs 600 px, and the supplier sent 6000 px TIFFs. Resizing one at a time in an editor is the slow part of every launch. This tool resizes any number of images in one pass, using a multi-step resampler so downsized photos stay sharp instead of going mushy.
Pick a rule — longest side, shortest side, percentage, or an exact width and height with crop or letterbox — and every file follows it. Processing runs in a background thread in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
How it works
- 01
Drop your images
JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, GIF, BMP or AVIF. No count limit.
- 02
Choose the rule and format
Longest side 2000 px is preselected. Keep the original format or convert to JPEG, PNG or WebP.
- 03
Download
Each file, or one zip with the whole batch.
Which resize rule to use
Longest side is the marketplace rule: Amazon (1600–2000 px), eBay (1600 px) and Shopify (2048 px) all define size by the longest edge. Shortest side is Etsy's rule (2000 px). Percentage is for proportional reductions of a mixed batch. Exact size with crop is for social formats; exact size with letterbox keeps the whole image on a padded canvas.
Why this tool never upscales by default
Enlarging a photo invents pixels; the result is soft and marketplaces flag it. If a file is smaller than your target, the tool leaves it alone and says so. You can allow upscaling explicitly for cases where a slightly soft image is acceptable, such as a low-resolution logo being placed on a large canvas.
Questions
- How many images can I resize at once?
- There is no fixed limit; the bound is your device's memory. Hundreds of 12-megapixel photos are fine on a modern laptop.
- Does resizing change the file format?
- Not unless you ask it to. By default the output matches the input for JPEG, PNG and WebP; other inputs become JPEG.
- Is EXIF metadata preserved?
- No. Re-encoding drops EXIF, including GPS coordinates — usually what you want for photos going public.
- Where does the resizing run?
- In a Web Worker in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Next step
Now make the studio shot from the same photo
The photo you just prepared is all Glowya needs. Pick a template built for your product category and it restages the product into a lit, styled scene — label and packaging untouched. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial.
By product: Skincare · Beverage · Bags & Luggage · Fragrance · Wine & Spirits · Electronics · Cosmetics & Makeup · Footwear
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