How This Image Resizer Works

If this is your first time using the tool, don’t worry — it’s a lot simpler than it looks. The whole idea is to help you resize multiple images at once without losing quality. Everything happens directly on your device, so nothing gets uploaded or stored anywhere. It’s fast, private, and honestly pretty satisfying to use.

Here’s the quick version: you drop your images in, choose the size you want, pick a format, and download the new files. That’s really all there is to it. But let me walk you through it step by step so you know exactly what to expect.

1. Add Your Images

You can either drag and drop your images into the big blue box at the top, or click it to open your file picker. The tool accepts pretty much any image type your device can read.

2. Adjust the Size

When your images appear in the list, each one will have its own little card. You’ll see empty boxes where you can type in the width and height you want. You’re free to set whatever size works for your project — maybe a small thumbnail or a large display image. Totally up to you.

3. Choose the File Format

You’ll notice a dropdown with three options: PNG, JPG, and WEBP. If you’re not sure which to pick:

• PNG keeps things crisp with no compression.
• JPG is great for regular photos and smaller file sizes.
• WEBP gives you the best mix of quality and size.

4. Resize Everything at Once

Once you’re done setting the values for all your images, just hit the “Resize All Images” button. The tool will process them one by one. You’ll see a tiny progress bar move as each image finishes.

When an image is ready, it downloads automatically to your device with your chosen format and size. You don’t have to click anything — just watch them save like magic.

5. That’s It

You can remove any image from the list, add more, or resize a new batch whenever you want. Everything happens on your device, so it’s private and secure from start to finish.

Feel free to explore it at your own pace. Once you get used to it, you’ll wonder how you ever resized images one by one.