Resize images without resizing your workflow
Most free resizers make you upload one photo, wait, download, and repeat — fine for a single image, painful for a folder of fifty. Ecom Studio flips that: upload the whole batch, set the target size once, and every photo is resized in one pass. It's built for people who have more than one photo to deal with, whether that's a product catalog, a set of blog images, or a camera roll that needs cleaning up before it goes anywhere.
Because everything runs in your browser using the Canvas API, there's no upload step and no per-file size limit imposed by a server — the only limits are your device's memory and how patient you are with a very large batch.
How to resize images in bulk
- Drag your photos into Ecom Studio, or click "Choose Photos From Device" to select a folder.
- Open the Export tab and pick a target size — a preset like Instagram or Shopify, "Custom Size" for exact pixel dimensions, or "Original Photo Size" to keep the current size.
- Choose crop-to-fill or fit, and adjust brightness, contrast, or compression if you want.
- Select the photos you want in this batch and click "Export Batch" to download a ZIP of every resized photo.
Frequently asked questions
Can I resize more than one image at a time?
Yes — that's the whole point of Ecom Studio. Drop in as many photos as you want, choose a size once, and every photo in the batch is resized the same way before you export a ZIP.
Do my photos get uploaded to a server?
No. Resizing happens locally in your browser using the Canvas API. Your files never leave your device, which is also why there's no file-count limit tied to server storage.
What sizes can I resize to?
Pick "Original Photo Size" to just recompress, choose from the built-in presets (Instagram, Story, Facebook, Pinterest, Amazon, Shopify, and HD landscape), or select "Custom Size" and type an exact width and height.
Will resizing crop my photos?
You control this. Ecom Studio supports crop-to-fill (fills the target size, cropping edges) and fit (keeps the whole image, adds no distortion) depending on the preset and adjustment settings you choose.
What file formats are supported?
Upload JPG, PNG, or WebP, and export as JPEG, PNG, or WebP with an adjustable quality/compression level.