Batch resize up to 200 photos in one go

Overview

Select up to 200 photos and choose one rule for all of them: a percentage, a longest side in pixels so that portraits and landscapes both come out the right size, or an exact width and height. Each picture keeps its own format: JPEG is saved at 95% quality with its date, place and camera details, PNG is saved without loss. When it finishes, iEdit reports what it did, including any photos that already matched and were left out.

Every photo is scaled with Lanczos resampling, and its colour profile, Display P3 or Adobe RGB, is carried over, so a batch of 200 looks as good as a single carefully resized picture. HEIC and WebP sources are accepted. The longest-side rule is the one most people want: set it once and every photo fits within that many pixels on its longer edge, whichever way it was shot. Progress is shown throughout and the job can be cancelled.

Photographers sending proofs, sellers preparing a listing, teachers collecting class photos for a slideshow, anyone whose camera roll is full of 48-megapixel files that a website wants at 2000 pixels. The whole batch is processed on your device, so none of the photos is uploaded, and the originals are kept exactly as they were.