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Compress a whole folder of images and get one ZIP back.
Drop a folder of images here, or click to choose them
One setting applied to every file · compressed on your device, nothing uploaded
The Bulk Image Compressor applies one setting to a whole folder and returns everything as a single ZIP. Per-file results are listed so an image that came out larger than it went in is visible rather than buried, and the total saved across the batch is reported. Nothing is uploaded, so client work under an NDA is fine.
A folder of product photographs or a directory of site assets is the case where compression stops being a judgement call and becomes a chore — the same decision repeated forty times.
Set one rule and every file follows it: a quality level, an optional maximum dimension, and a target format. The per-file results are listed so an image that came out worse than it went in is visible rather than buried, and the total saved across the batch is reported. Everything runs locally, so there is no upload wait, no per-file cap and no reason to think twice about client work.
Quality, an optional dimension cap and a target format, applied to every file in the queue.
Each row shows what happened, so a file that grew is obvious instead of hidden in an average.
Pushing the batch to WebP usually saves far more than quality alone ever will.
The archive is built in the browser, so there is no downloading forty files one at a time.
Filenames survive into the archive, with only the extension changing if you converted the format.
Drag a folder in, or click and multi-select. The queue lists each file.
Quality, an optional dimension cap, and a target format.
Each row shows before and after, so an image that grew is obvious.
Every compressed file arrives in one archive with its original name.
There is no fixed limit — your device memory is the constraint. A hundred photographs is comfortable on a normal laptop.
No. Every image is decoded, re-encoded and zipped inside your browser, which is what makes this usable for client work under an NDA.
The per-file list shows it. That happens when a source was already compressed harder than your setting; keep those originals rather than the output.
Yes. Choose WebP as the target and the whole batch is converted and compressed in one pass, which usually saves far more than quality alone.
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