Resize, compress & convert
up to 50 images at once.
Apply one setting to the whole batch, then download a ZIP. Use custom dimensions or presets for Amazon, Shopify, Etsy, social media, and more. Nothing gets uploaded.
Drop up to 50 images here
Choose imagesJPG · PNG · WebP · HEIC · up to 50 files
Your batch will appear here
Add up to 50 images, choose one set of output options, then review each result before downloading the ZIP.
- Add JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, or HEIF files
- Choose fit, crop, or exact dimensions
- Process locally and download once
Each image keeps its current pixel dimensions.
Upload images to begin
Built-in marketplace starting sizes
Preset names describe the intended workflow, not a guarantee of current marketplace acceptance. Check the seller documentation for your category before processing a full catalogue.
How it works
1. Add a small test batch. Start with two or three images that represent the different shapes in your folder.
2. Choose one set of rules. Keep the original dimensions for format-only conversion, or choose a size and resize mode. Then set the output format, quality, and optional watermark.
3. Process and inspect. Open at least one result before running the remaining files. When the framing looks right, download the batch as a ZIP.
Understanding the three resize modes
Fit inside preserves the whole image and its aspect ratio. The result fits within the requested width and height; it does not add padding.
Fill & crop fills the target canvas without borders. It crops overflow from the centre, so subjects near an edge may be cut off.
Exact forces the image into the requested width and height. It can distort the image and should only be used when the source already has the same ratio.
What batch processing cannot decide for you
The editor does not detect whether a background meets a marketplace rule, whether the product occupies enough of the frame, or whether text and watermarks are allowed. It also crops from the centre rather than following the subject. Review seller requirements and inspect the output before uploading.
How files are handled
The browser reads each image, creates the output, and builds the ZIP locally. PixelFix Pro does not receive the image files on an editing server. Large batches can use significant memory, so save the ZIP before clearing the queue or closing the tab.
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