How to batch resize images (JPG, PNG, SVG, GIF files) FREE Tool

How to batch resize images (JPG, PNG, SVG, GIF files) FREE Tool

           At the point when you snap a photo with your cell phone and post it on your blog, you might need to decrease the size of the image as a result of the size of the image. Assuming you need to decrease the size of numerous photographs, you can utilize the bunch picture resizing site to advantageously lessen the size of picture records in clusters without a different program.

 The most effective method to group resizes pictures (JPG, PNG, SVG, GIF documents)

FREE batch resize images (JPG, PNG, SVG, GIF files)

You can utilize a program like RC to change the picture size in bunches. By and by, I don't care for the egg series like ALZIP, RPTP, and RC. The iLoveIMG website permits you to group resize many pictures online without utilizing a program.

 At the point when you visit iLoveIMG's picture resizing page (https://www.iloveimg.com/en/resize-picture), you will see a screen where you can transfer pictures to resize as displayed.

Select multiple images from your computer and drag and drop them with your mouse to upload the images. You can resize JPG, PNG, SVG, and GIF files by specifying the height and width of pixels.

 

If you select images from your computer and drag and drop them using the drag-and-drop method, the images are uploaded and a screen where you can resize the images is displayed as shown below

A tab by percentage is displayed with options to zoom out by 25%, 50%, or 75%. By default, the 50% smaller option is selected. Original image size → After the change, the image size is displayed below each image (e.g. 3000 x 4000 → 1500 x 2000).

If you want to resize to a different size, make sure to click the per-pixel tab

 You can specify the width or height as a specific size. Keep aspect ratio is selected by default. Adjusting the width maintains the image's aspect ratio (aspect ratio).

Once you have resized, click the Resize Multiple Images button. When the image resizing is complete, a page where you can download the resized image files is displayed.

Resized images can be downloaded in zip file format by clicking the Download Resized Images button.

You can significantly reduce the image size by decompressing the compressed file as a zip file using a decompression program such as Bandizip or 7-zip, and then compressing the images if possible before posting the blog.

 Compressing images

I use an online image compression site (Compressor) called https://compressor.io to compress image files. The iLoveIMG site also provides an image compression tool. The compressed image size can speed up page loading, which is beneficial for SEO and also reduces traffic.

In Word Press, you can use an image optimization plug-in including WP Smush, to compress your media files when you upload them. However, it would be preferable to compress the image before uploading it rather than this way. In an environment where multiple people can upload an image, and you cannot ask other users to compress the image before uploading, installing an image compression plug-in might be helpful.

 

The iLoveIMG Tools.

The iLoveIMG site provides a variety of tools to not only resize images, but also compress images, crop images, convert images, edit images, add watermarks to images, and more. Also, although there are not many users, there is a Word Press plug-in for image compression and optimization called Image Compressor & Optimizer – iLoveIMG registered in the Word Press repository.