Chain image edits: resize, compress, convert and more

How it works

1. 1

   Drop one or more PNG, JPG, WebP or GIF images.

2. 2

   Add the steps you need and set their options.

3. 3

   Put the steps in order with the arrows.

4. 4

   Click Run steps, then download each image or the zip.

About the Image Workflow (Multi-step Edit)

Many image jobs need several edits in a row: shrink to 1200 pixels, compress, convert to WebP, add a copyright line. Doing that in four separate tools for twenty files takes a long time. Image Workflow lets you build that sequence once as a list of steps, then runs every image you add through it, in your browser, and gives you the results as a zip.

What you can do

• Add Resize, Crop, Rotate, Compress, Convert and Watermark steps, as many times as you need.
• Reorder steps with the up and down arrows, or remove them; they run from top to bottom.
• Resize by width or height in pixels, leaving the other at 0 to keep the aspect ratio.
• Crop by left, top, width and height as percentages, so the same crop works on images of different sizes.
• Convert to WebP, JPG or PNG and set a quality level for JPG and WebP output.
• Download each result, or all of them as images-edited.zip.

When it works best

• Preparing a batch of photos for a website: resize, convert to WebP, compress.
• Watermarking and downsizing a full shoot before sending previews to a client.
• Applying the same crop and rotation to a set of scans from the same scanner.

Things to know

• Every step runs locally in the browser tab, so even large batches are never uploaded.
• The output format is set by the last Convert step, and the last Compress step sets the quality, wherever they sit in the list.
• Watermarks here are placed once in a corner or the centre. For a repeating watermark, use Image Watermark.
• Rotation and crop are numeric only, with no live preview of each step, so test the chain on one image before running a large batch.

Frequently asked questions