STEP 01Add files
Choose images; free or Pro limits are checked immediately.
Size, ratio and focal point in one pass
Batch Image Resize, Crop & Zoom
Output by percentage or exact dimensions, choose a common aspect ratio and move the focal point, with format, quality and credit cost shown first.
Start using this tool
File contents stay local Review first, then run
DATA HANDLING BEFORE YOU STARTCore processing stays in this browser; signed-in features store service metadata such as account, quota and jobs, not copies of your work files.
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STEP 02Choose settings
Set format, ratio, zoom and enhancement with the exact credit cost shown.
STEP 03Review & download
Inspect dimensions, bytes and warnings, then download individually or as a ZIP.
FREE + PROStart free and upgrade when the workload grows.Free: 5 conversions per rolling 24 hours, 25 MB/file and 3/batch. Pro: 300 per 30 days, 50 MB/file and currently 50/batch, plus advanced naming, templates and priority processing.
Compare Free & Pro DATA HANDLING DETAILSOpen the full data boundary when you want the implementation details.
Full data handling matrix Processed in this browserCore file processing runs on this device; the work files do not need to be uploaded to FileNest first.
File contents are not uploadedWork files stay on this device for this tool; outputs are generated or downloaded within the browser workflow.
Service metadata ≠ file copiesSigned-in features may store account, quota, job, download or saved-rule records; those records do not contain copies of your work files.
Practical use cases
Less mechanical sorting, more focus
Social media
Crop landscape images to 1:1 or 9:16 while keeping the subject in focus.
Product images
Standardize pixels, ratio and output format without editing one image at a time.
Presentation assets
Rotate, flip and export consistent dimensions for cleaner layouts.
FAQ
Questions before you begin
Will resizing stretch my image?
Percentage mode keeps the original ratio. Exact width and height use the requested canvas; crop to a ratio first to avoid distortion.
Does zoom improve image quality?
No. Zoom reframes an image; enlarging cannot recover detail that was not in the source.
Can I choose the focal point?
Yes. Horizontal and vertical focus controls move the crop area.