Batch Image Processor

Resize, convert, compress, watermark, rename, and download a batch of JPG, PNG, or WebP images locally in your browser.

Processed locallyNo accountBatch ready

Build one repeatable image workflow

Add a batch once, review a real sample, then apply the same ordered pixel steps to every supported image.

Images, logos, settings, and results stay in this browser session. Presets are saved only when you explicitly save them.

How to use this tool

1

Add a batch

Choose multiple static images or a folder where your browser supports folder input.

2

Arrange the workflow

Order Rotate, Resize, Border, and Watermark steps, then set the final format, quality, and naming tokens.

3

Run and download

Test one real sample, process the batch, review failures, and download individual results, a ZIP, or a new folder.

Built for predictable results

One pixel pipeline

Each image is decoded once and runs through the ordered pixel steps before final encoding.

Real results

The workspace reports actual dimensions, bytes, savings, and failures instead of estimates.

Private presets

Presets store settings only on this device. Images, logos, Blobs, and history are never stored in them.

Frequently asked questions

Are my images uploaded?

No. Supported images are inspected and processed locally in your browser. The batch worker does not send files to Pixlery.

Can I reorder the steps?

Yes. Each pixel step can appear once and can be moved with the keyboard buttons. Encoding and naming stay at the end.

How does maximum file size work?

JPG and WebP use bounded quality search from the same final Canvas. If the limit is unreachable, Pixlery reports a real failure or uses the selected final-Canvas reduction policy.

What happens to metadata?

Canvas export creates a new image from visible pixels. Pixlery does not claim to preserve EXIF, GPS, ICC, or DPI metadata.

What is saved in a preset?

Only validated workflow settings. Files, logo data, result Blobs, and processing history are excluded.