Free Batch Image Processor — Resize & Convert Hundreds at Once

This free batch image processor handles entire folders in your browser: drag in hundreds of images, resize with aspect preservation, convert between PNG, JPEG, and WebP, add watermarks, control compression quality, and download everything as a zip. Processing happens on web worke…

Powered by Batch Image Tools · open source (MIT) · runs entirely on your device

Quick Answer

This free batch image processor handles entire folders in your browser: drag in hundreds of images, resize with aspect preservation, convert between PNG, JPEG, and WebP, add watermarks, control compression quality, and download everything as a zip. Processing happens on web workers — and nothing is ever uploaded.

How It Works

1

Drag a folder of images in — they load locally with thumbnails

2

Set the operations: resize, convert, watermark, quality

3

Run the batch — workers churn through files without freezing the page

4

Download the results as a single zip

Key Facts

  • Hundreds of images in one pass
  • Resize, convert (PNG/JPEG/WebP), compress
  • Watermarks with position and opacity
  • Zip download of the finished batch
  • Zero upload — everything on your device

Frequently Asked Questions

How many images can it handle?

Hundreds comfortably — processing is parallelized on web workers. The practical limit is your device memory.

Are my photos uploaded?

No. Files are read locally and processed in your browser; nothing goes to any server.

Can it convert HEIC?

Yes for decoding when your browser supports it; convert HEICs to JPEG/PNG in the batch like any other format.