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Free Bulk Image Resizer

Resize batches by dimensions, percentage, or maximum size without uploading them.

Choose images from your deviceYou can also paste an actual image with Ctrl+V / Cmd+V when this page is focused.

Why this tool is different

Bulk Image Resizer is designed around one clear task and keeps the working file on your device. Controls and limitations are shown before you process.

Requirements and recommendations

How to use Bulk Image Resizer

  • Choose the source image from your device.
  • Review the available settings or analysis results.
  • Download a result only when the measured output meets your needs.
How OpenFileTools processes it

Local processing, explicit choices.

The browser reads and processes the selected file locally. OpenFileTools does not receive the image, metadata, or processing settings.

Quick technical summary

What this tool changes.

PropertyBehavior
ProcessingBrowser only; no image upload
OriginalNever changed
Batch outputIndividual files or ZIP
ProportionsPreserved except deliberate crop-to-fill

Choose a batch rule that matches the job

Width and height mode fits or crops every image to a defined box. Percentage mode scales each source relative to itself. Maximum width, maximum height, and longest-side modes cap one proportional dimension across mixed orientations.

  • Example: 4,000 × 2,500 at 1,600 px longest side becomes 1,600 × 1,000.
  • Keep entire image preserves all content; crop to fill can remove edges.

Prevent accidental enlargement

Leave enlargement off when small originals should remain small. After processing, compare each measured result and download files individually or collect completed outputs in one ZIP.

  • Percentage keeps the relationship between width and height.
  • A batch rule does not guarantee identical aspect ratios.
Frequently asked

Questions, answered.

Can portrait and landscape files be resized together?

Yes. Longest-side and percentage modes adapt proportionally to each image.

What is the difference between fit and crop?

Fit keeps the whole image; crop fills the requested box and may remove edge content.

Can I stop small images from being enlarged?

Yes. Leave Allow enlargement unchecked.

How are multiple results downloaded?

Use individual links or create a ZIP after at least two outputs are ready.

Read before you export

Understand the marketplace guidance.

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