Resize multiple images at once
Load up to 10 images, enter a target width or height, then apply the same resize rule to the whole batch.
Or click “Upload Images” to choose files.
Enter either width or height; the other adjusts to preserve each image’s aspect ratio.
Note: This tool exports the browser-supported canvas formats: JPG, PNG, and WebP. PNG/JPG are safest across browsers.
Buy Offline Batch ConverterUse this tool when you need to resize multiple images at once, convert JPG, PNG or WebP files, and download the results without uploading your images to a server.
Load up to 10 images, enter a target width or height, then apply the same resize rule to the whole batch.
Enter only width or only height. The other dimension is calculated from each image's original proportions, so photos are not stretched.
Save individual files or export the full batch as JPG, PNG or WebP in a ZIP archive, depending on what your browser supports.
The resize and conversion work happens in your browser with canvas. Your selected files are not uploaded by this page.
| Format | Best for | Important note |
|---|---|---|
| JPG | Photos, product shots and smaller file sizes. | JPG does not preserve transparency. Transparent areas become a solid background. |
| PNG | Logos, screenshots, UI images and transparency. | PNG is often larger, but it keeps transparent pixels. |
| WebP | Modern web images where small files matter. | This canvas export creates static WebP files. It will not preserve animation from animated GIFs or animated WebP files. |
Yes. Upload or drag in up to 10 images, choose a width or height, and use "Apply to all" to resize the whole batch.
Yes, if your browser supports WebP canvas export. Use the "All -> WebP (ZIP)" button to convert every loaded image into static WebP files.
No. The files are read and processed locally in your browser. The page does not send your selected images to Starlight Tools.
Yes. Choose "All -> JPG (ZIP)", "All -> PNG (ZIP)" or "All -> WebP (ZIP)" to package the current resized images into one download.
Yes. Enter either width or height, not both. The tool calculates the matching dimension for each image so the resized result keeps its shape.
This page currently resizes by exact width or height, not percentage. To resize by 50 percent, enter half of the original width or half of the original height.
No. JPG does not support transparent pixels. Use PNG or WebP when you need to keep transparency in logos, icons or cutout images.
Use JPG for photos, PNG for transparency and crisp screenshots, and WebP for modern websites where smaller static image files are useful.