Get a folder of images ready for the web
Photos straight from a camera or a phone are several times larger than any page needs, and they carry metadata — sometimes including where the photo was taken — that has no business on a public site. This resizes the whole set to one width, converts it to a web format, and hands back a ZIP.
- 1Add images
- 2Set a width
- 3Format and quality
- 4Check and download
Every step runs in your browser. Nothing here is uploaded.
What you end up with
A ZIP of resized, re-encoded images with the camera metadata gone.
Re-encoding is what removes the metadata — there is no field-by-field scrub, so anything the new format cannot express is simply not written. Converting a transparent PNG to JPEG also flattens the transparency onto a solid background.
The steps
- 1Add your images. JPEG, PNG, WebP or AVIF. Up to fifty at a time.
- 2Pick one width. Every image is scaled to it; the aspect ratio is kept.
- 3Choose format and quality. WebP for the smallest files, JPEG for the widest support.
- 4Check what metadata goes. See what the originals carry before you re-encode them.
The tools this uses
Each one also works on its own if you only need that step.