How to Resize Multiple Images at Once: Batch Editing Made Easy

How-to June 14, 2026 · 4 min read

Whether it's an online store, a website, or an email newsletter: images often need to be brought to consistent dimensions. Doing this one by one is time-consuming — with 50 product photos it can take hours. With batch image editing, you can process 100+ images in just a few minutes.

When Do I Need Batch Image Editing?

  • Online store: Standardize product photos to a uniform size (e.g. 800×800px for square thumbnails)
  • Website: Compress and scale images for fast loading times
  • Portfolio / Blog: Export many photos at once to web resolution
  • Social media: Bring images to platform-specific standards
  • Archiving: Reduce large RAW photos and create JPEG copies
  • Print: Prepare multiple images to a consistent DPI

Step-by-Step: Resize Multiple Images with KodiniTools

  1. Open Batch Image Editor

    Visit kodinitools.com/bilderseriebearbeiten — works on Windows, Mac, iOS and Android.

  2. Upload your images

    Select any number of images (JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF) — even 100+ files are no problem. Drag & drop supported.

  3. Define target size

    Enter width and/or height in pixels. The "Keep aspect ratio" option prevents distorted images.

  4. Choose output format (optional)

    You can also convert the format at the same time — e.g. convert all JPGs to WebP for better web performance.

  5. Export

    Click "Convert all" — all images are downloaded as a ZIP file.

Recommended Image Sizes by Platform

Platform / Purpose Recommended Size Format
Website full-widthMax. 1920px wideWebP
Website inlineMax. 800px wideWebP / JPG
Online store product800×800pxJPG / WebP
Instagram Feed1080×1080pxJPG
Pinterest1000×1500pxJPG
Email newsletterMax. 600px wideJPG
Print A4 (300 DPI)2480×3508pxJPG / TIFF

Additional Batch Editing Features

Automatic Renaming

File names can be automatically adjusted — e.g. product-001.jpg, product-002.jpg. This saves time when uploading to an online store and improves SEO through descriptive file names.

PDF Export

Combine all images into a multi-page PDF — ideal for portfolios, presentations or print orders.

Format Conversion in One Step

Scale and convert in one pass: e.g. resize 50 PNG images to 800px wide while simultaneously converting to WebP.

Pro tip for online stores: Consistent image sizes not only improve load times but also the visual appearance. Square product photos (1:1) look best across all shop systems.

How Much Time Do I Actually Save?

Resizing one image manually in Photoshop takes about 30–60 seconds. For 100 images that's 50–100 minutes. With KodiniTools batch editing: under 2 minutes — including upload and download.

Resize multiple images at once now — free, in the browser, no installation.

Open Batch Image Editor →