Drop in a whole folder's worth of photos, set one target size and a naming pattern, and download every file resized and renamed in a single ZIP.
Drop in dozens of images at once — event photos, product shots, scanned documents.
Choose a target width/height and a filename prefix; every file follows the same rule.
All resized, renamed files come back in a single ZIP, ready to upload or archive.
Resizing and renaming a folder of photos one at a time is slow, and most single-image tools aren't built for batches. This tool processes every file you drop in in one pass, applying the same width/height and a consistent, sequential naming pattern to each, then packages the results into a single ZIP — all without uploading the batch anywhere.
Keeping this work in the browser also means there's no per-file upload limit or queue to wait through — the practical limit is simply how much your device can process at once, which for typical photo batches is fast.
Common uses: preparing a folder of product photos for an online store listing, standardising a batch of event photos before sharing them, or cleaning up inconsistent filenames from a camera or phone export. For a single image that needs a precise crop rather than a batch resize, use Resize & Crop, or Compress Image if file size, not dimensions, is the main issue.
With 'Keep aspect ratio' checked, the height is calculated automatically from each image's own proportions.
Using your prefix followed by a zero-padded sequence number, e.g. photo-001.jpg, photo-002.jpg, continuing from your chosen start number.
No fixed limit, but very large batches take longer since resizing and zipping both happen in your browser.