Bulk resize images without uploading them

30 images per batch · 60 per day free · 100 with Pro

Apply one resize, crop, quality or format rule to an entire image folder. Pixsoma processes JPG, PNG and WebP files on your device, so confidential product photos, client work and documentation never enter an upload queue.

Start bulk resizing

One rule for the complete batch

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Add files

Drop up to 30 images free or 100 with Pro.

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Set the output

Choose pixels, percentage, a preset or format conversion.

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Process locally

Preview dimensions and file size for every result.

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Download

Save files individually or collect Pro results in one ZIP.

Free and Pro batch limits

WorkflowFreePro / 7-Day Pass
Images per batch30100
Daily allowance60 images per calendar dayUnlimited daily processing
DownloadsIndividual filesIndividual files and ZIP
Presets6 common sizes45+ platform presets
AutomationOne output rulePreset chains, filename patterns and saved profiles
File-size targetsQuality controlMaximum-KB target mode

Pick the right resize mode

Browser performance: processing is local, so available memory and speed depend on the device. Very large source images and 100-image batches can use substantial RAM. Keep the batch tab open and close memory-heavy applications if a large job slows down.

Useful bulk image workflows

Bulk image resizer FAQ

How is the 60-image free allowance counted?

Processed images count toward the browser's local calendar-day allowance. You can divide them into two 30-image batches or use smaller batches until the total reaches 60.

Does local processing make Pixsoma slower?

It removes upload and download transfer time, but encoding still uses the device's processor and memory. On a modern desktop, ordinary web and product images usually process quickly; very large camera files take longer.

Can each source image create several sizes?

Yes. Pro preset chains produce multiple selected outputs from each source. This is useful for store screenshots and multi-channel campaigns.

Can a batch keep transparent backgrounds?

Yes when exporting PNG or WebP with transparency support. JPG has no alpha channel, so Pixsoma composites transparent pixels onto white.