Multi-step browser workflow

Convert, Resize & Compress Images

Convert, resize and compress up to 100 images in one browser workflow, then download the processed files together as a ZIP archive.

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Read imageswaiting
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Resize dimensionswaiting
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Compress outputwaiting
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Package downloadwaiting
Local browser workflow

Convert, resize and compress images in one pass

This image workflow prepares a batch for websites, product listings, documents or sharing. Instead of downloading an intermediate conversion and opening it again in a resizer, the browser applies the selected output format, dimension limit and quality setting in sequence.

How the image workflow works

  1. Add up to 100 supported images.
  2. Choose WebP, JPG or PNG as the output format.
  3. Set maximum dimensions and an output quality level where the format supports it.
  4. Run the workflow and follow progress for the batch.
  5. Download successful files together as one ZIP.

When to use this workflow

Use it when a folder of images must follow the same publishing rules—for example, converting phone photos to JPG, limiting product images to a maximum width or creating smaller WebP assets for a website. Use an individual converter when no resize or compression step is needed.

Quality, transparency and animation

JPG output uses lossy compression and cannot preserve transparency. PNG preserves transparency but can produce larger files. Animated GIF input is processed as a still frame, so keep the original when animation is required.

Batch limits and privacy

The workflow accepts up to 100 files, limits each image to 30 MB and limits the combined batch to 500 MB. Processing is sequential and local to the browser. Keep the originals until dimensions, transparency and visual quality have been verified.

Frequently asked questions

Convert, Resize & Compress ImagesFAQ

How many images can I process?

Up to 100 images with a combined browser limit of 500 MB.

Are images uploaded?

No. Supported images are processed locally in your browser.

Which output formats can I choose?

The workflow can produce WebP, JPG or PNG output. Choose the format before running the batch.

How does resizing work?

Set maximum width and height values. Images are reduced to fit within those limits without enlarging smaller originals.

How do I download a batch?

Successful results are packaged into one ZIP download. Any files that fail are reported separately.