Resizing is often the biggest saving of all: a 4000-pixel phone photo shipped into a 1200-pixel blog container wastes most of its bytes. This page resizes a batch by width or by percent, keeps aspect ratio, and lets you convert format at the same time.
Up to 20 images per batch. For dozens of images, run another batch of 20.
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If both width and percent are set, percent wins. Leave percent at 0 to use width only.
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Yes. Setting a width scales the height by the same ratio, so images are not stretched.
Resize first. A smaller image compresses to a much smaller file than the same photo compressed at full size.
This page resizes by width or percent to keep aspect ratio safe. For exact width and height together, use the Crop page.
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