Bulk Image Resizer

Resize dozens of images at once — set one width or height and apply it to every file. Everything runs in your browser, so even large batches never get uploaded.

To resize multiple images at once, drop them all in, set one width, height or percentage, click Resize all, then download them individually or as a single ZIP — all processed locally in your browser.

How to resize multiple images at once

  1. Add your images. Drop multiple files (PNG, JPG, WebP) into the box.
  2. Set one size. Choose a width/height or percentage to apply to all.
  3. Resize & download. Resize the whole batch and download each result.

Why there is no file limit

Most bulk resizers cap you at ten or twenty files, or put larger batches behind a subscription. That cap exists because they are paying to upload, store and process your images on their servers.

ResizeMate does the work on your own device, so the only real limits are your computer's memory and your patience. A batch of a hundred photos costs us nothing, which is why we do not charge for it.

Getting a batch right the first time

One setting across a mixed batch

A portrait and a landscape photo cannot both become 1200×800 without one of them being squashed. Setting only a width avoids the problem entirely: every image ends up the same width, each with the height its own aspect ratio requires.

If you need every output to fit inside a fixed box instead, set both dimensions and enable "don't enlarge" — the requested box is then scaled down proportionally to fit each image rather than stretching it.

Why use ResizeMate

Private

Images are processed in your browser and never uploaded to a server.

Fast

No upload/download round-trip — results are instant on your device.

Free

No signup, no watermark, no limits.

Frequently asked questions

How many images can I resize at once?
There is no hard limit — because processing happens on your own device, you can resize large batches for free.
Will all images get the same size?
Yes — your chosen dimensions or percentage are applied to every file, with aspect ratio preserved.
Are the files uploaded?
No — the entire batch is processed in your browser.