How to resize a batch of product photos at once
If you have more than about ten photos, the bottleneck isn't choosing a size — it's repeating the same five clicks. Here's the batch way.
Drop a whole folder onto the editor, pick a preset (Amazon 2000×2000, Etsy 1:1, eBay 1600×1600, or type any size), then export a ZIP. Every image gets the same canvas and the same padding rule, so a mixed folder of 50 photos comes out consistent in one pass.
Step by step
- Drop the folderDrag an entire folder onto the canvas, or press Ctrl+V to paste. There's no 10-image limit to work around — the editor takes the whole drop at once.
- Pick the output sizeChoose a marketplace preset if one matches, or type width and height. Fill mode decides what happens when the photo isn't the same ratio: Fill crops to cover the canvas, Fit pads with a background colour so nothing is cut off. For product photos, Fit is usually what you want.
- Set the export formatJPEG at quality 85–90 is the right default for product photography: it looks identical to PNG at a fraction of the file size, which matters for marketplace upload limits.
- ExportChoose ZIP archive for a single download, or Folder to get individual files. File names continue from a numbering you set, so upload order stays correct.
The free plan handles 5 images a day with a 5-image batch limit. Paid plans raise both — 50 per batch and 300 a day on Monthly, 200 per batch and 2,000 a day on Lifetime.
Why not just use something else
- Photoshop — Batch processing exists (Actions + Batch), but you need to author the action, and a 50-photo run takes real CPU time on your machine.
- Online converters — They work, until you remember your unreleased product photos just travelled through someone else's server. Many of them also cap free batches at 5–10 images.
- This editor — Runs in the tab you already have open. No install, no upload, no batch limit beyond your plan.
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Related
Amazon image size · Etsy image size · eBay image size · Shopify image size
FAQ
Can I resize 100 images at once?
Yes — the batch limit depends on your plan (5 free, 50 on Monthly, 200 on Lifetime). Drop them all in and they process in one pass.
Will resizing reduce quality?
Downscaling to a smaller size is lossless in practice. Upscaling never adds detail, so always start from a photo at least as large as the target.
Does it keep the original file names?
You can keep names or number them in sequence. Sequential numbering is what marketplaces expect when you upload multiple images.
Does it work offline?
Yes, with the offline pack: the editor is a single local page, so it keeps working without an internet connection.