Bulk Resize

Always the same game: Instagram wants 1080 by 1080, YouTube a thumbnail at 1280 by 720, the shop square product images, the email something light. Bringing each image to the right size individually is dull work. Bulk Resize handles that for up to fifty images at once.

You set the size in three ways: exact pixel dimensions for width and height, a maximum edge length the image adapts to, or a percentage to shrink or enlarge everything evenly. So the approach fits the goal, whether you need fixed formats or just a smaller image.

So nothing gets distorted or wrongly cropped, there are five fit modes. Inside places the whole image in the frame, cover fills the area and crops the excess, contain adds a letterbox border, fill stretches to the target size, and outside covers at least the target area. That keeps you in control of the aspect ratio.

Along the way you can switch the format - keep the original or convert to JPG, PNG or WebP - and set the quality. When saving, a prefix or suffix can be appended to the file names so you cleanly tell the resized versions from the originals.

If you are in a hurry, take one of the presets. Instagram square and story, Facebook cover, Twitter and LinkedIn post, YouTube thumbnail, e-commerce product, email attachment, print A4 at 300 dpi, Full HD or simply shrink to half - the typical target sizes are ready, complete with the matching fit mode.

Processing happens server-side with Sharp so even fifty images are scaled quickly and in good quality. In the end you download everything bundled as a ZIP instead of saving each file individually.