Batch to a single size
Add as many images as you like and bring them all to the same maximum dimension at once, so a messy folder of camera exports becomes a uniform, upload-ready set.
Resize images by max dimension or preset.
Resize Images takes a whole folder of photos down to the exact dimensions you need - a max width, a square thumbnail, a social preset - and writes fresh copies while every original stays exactly where it was. Drop in a hundred files, pick a size, and walk away with a tidy, upload-ready set.
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Processes on your MacTool work stays inside the local app.
Signed and notarizedBuilt for Apple Silicon Macs.
No usage trackingFoldout does not track what you do in the app.
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What it does
Bring a whole folder of photos to one clean, upload-ready size.
Resize a single image or a giant batch to one consistent size in a single pass.
Cap the longest edge, or pick a preset for web, email, and social dimensions.
Originals are never touched - every resize is written as a brand-new file.
Preview the output settings before you commit, so there are no surprises.
Detailed capabilities
What Resize Images covers.
Concrete features, inputs, and workflow details for this tool.
Presets for where they will live
Skip the math with ready-made sizes for website images, email attachments, and social previews, or type an exact maximum dimension of your own.
Originals stay pristine
Every resized image is saved as a new file beside the source, so you can experiment freely and always fall back to the full-resolution original.
How to use it
From opening the tool to saving the result.
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Add one or more images.
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Choose the size or preset.
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Review the output settings.
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Run the resize and reveal the new files.
Questions
Before you try Resize Images
Does it overwrite originals?
No. Foldout writes new output files.
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