How to batch resize photos with XnConvert

Why do you have to edit images individually when it is easy to resize multiple images with free tools? XnConvert, a free image processing application that can turn the entire process of resizing, converting, and compressing with just a few clicks.

Download and install XnConvert

Download XnConvert

Click the Download button and select the download file that is appropriate for your device.

After the file download process is completed. You double-click the file to begin the installation. Choose the language.

Click I accept the agreement to accept the terms of the application.

Select the directory to save the settings.

Select Install to start the installation.

The installation process is very fast, you will see the message complete.

How to mass size photos using XnConvert

Size setting

Skip the first tab, select to Action tab .

Our goal is to simplify image resizing and batch compression. Let's add the Resize action . How to: Click Add action> Image> Resize .

Select the width and height of the image you want.

Change Enlarge / Reduce from Always to Reduce only . XnConvert will then shrink the images larger than the width you want, but if the image has a smaller width, it will be kept at the original size, not enlarged.

Image export settings

Go to the Output tab , XnConvert allows you to export the converted image into a zip file, email, Flickr album ... These things you may need in the future. For now, let it be Folder .

If you want you can name the file.

Select the image format when exporting. In the Format section , click As original (keep the original format)> select the format you want in the drop-down menu.

Each format will have its own set of settings. In Settings , you can adjust the compression ratio / image quality.

By default, XnConvert does not use a lot of CPU cores. To do that and speed up, turn on " Use CPU Cores " in the lower left and use the side slider to set the number of cores.

Save different scripts

Once everything is set up to your liking, save all of those settings in a profile for future use.

Click the small button at the bottom left with the disk icon.

Select the save folder and name it in the Windows popup.

Import photos and convert

Now, when you want to resize multiple images, you just need to drag and drop them into the application, select the appropriate profile and convert.

Open where the photos are. Select batch photos and drag them to the application's window. If desired, you can add photos from different folders.

Go to the Output tab , select the folder you want to save the image after processing.

Click the Convert button at the bottom right to begin the process.

After a while, you will see the resized photos in the selected folder.

Above is a quick way to resize a batch of images , and convert a batch of image formats. Hope the article is useful to you!