Add Multiple Images
Select or drag in JPG, JPEG, PNG, WebP, BMP, or AVIF files. The files remain on your device while the browser processes them.
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Apply the same pixel dimensions or scale percentage to multiple images, then download the finished files together. Processing runs locally in your browser for a faster, more private workflow.
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JPG, PNG, WEBP, BMP, AVIF · multiple files
Resize a group of images with one set of options:
Select or drag in JPG, JPEG, PNG, WebP, BMP, or AVIF files. The files remain on your device while the browser processes them.
Set a target width and height or enter a scale percentage. You can also choose JPG or PNG as the output format when needed.
Click 'Resize All' to process the files. Save results individually or click 'Download All (.zip)' to download the completed batch together.
Resize a collection by width and height or scale every image by the same percentage. This makes it easier to prepare consistent product photos, website assets, thumbnails, or document images.


Files are processed on your device instead of being uploaded to an Imglarger server. Save individual results or package all completed images into one ZIP file for convenient download.
Open the control you need, preview the change, and save the result without navigating a complex desktop editor.
Use focused tools for dimensions, orientation, tone, color, annotations, text, frames, and selective blur.
Review edits directly in the browser and refine the settings before downloading the finished image.
Common editing operations run on your device, reducing the wait for a server upload and response.
Your source image is processed locally in the browser and is not uploaded to an Imglarger server.
Use these browser editing tools without creating an account or installing additional software.
Find clear answers about using this Imglarger online image tool.
Yes. You can resize multiple images in your browser without creating an account or installing an application.
The tool uses browser-based resampling, but any resize can change visible detail. Large enlargements may look softer, while heavy reductions remove pixels. Review important results before using them.
No. Batch processing happens locally in your browser, so your source files are not uploaded to an Imglarger server.
The batch resizer accepts JPG, JPEG, PNG, WebP, BMP, and AVIF files. You can explicitly select JPG or PNG for the output.
Yes. After processing, click 'Download All (.zip)' to package the completed images into a single ZIP file.
There is no fixed count stated by the tool, but practical capacity depends on file dimensions, file count, available device memory, and browser performance. Use smaller batches if processing slows down.