Image Studio Resize · Crop · Compress · Rename

Drop your images here

or browse your files · JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF

Your images stay on this device. Nothing is uploaded to a server.

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1 Choose a size

Width × Height

Longest side px

2 Framing

Background colour

Drag inside the picture to move the frame. Drag a corner to resize it.

3 Quality & format

JPG — best all-rounder for invitations and photos.

Quality 82% Keep file under KB

Output size—

New file—

Was—

Drop the photos you want to rename

or browse your files · the pictures themselves are not changed

Your images stay on this device. Nothing is uploaded to a server.

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1 Name

What should they be called?

A number is added to each photo, so you get “Mumba and Racheal 1”, “Mumba and Racheal 2”, and so on.

2 Numbering

Start at Digits

Separator

3 Order

Sort by

Use the arrows next to any photo to nudge it up or down.

The photos are copied into the zip exactly as they are — same pixels, same quality. Only the file names change.

Runs entirely in your browser — no uploads, no accounts, no limits.

How it works

There are two tools. Switch between them with the buttons at the top — each keeps its own set of photos, so you can move back and forth without losing anything.

Resize & Crop

Add images. Drop them in or browse. You can do a whole batch at once.
Pick a size. The frame on the picture snaps to that shape automatically.
Position the frame. Drag it around, drag a corner to resize. Prefer no cropping? Switch to Fit whole image and pick a background colour.
Set quality. Watch the file size update live. Tick Keep file under if you need to hit a hard limit, e.g. for email.
Download. One image, or the whole batch as a zip.

Batch Rename

Add the photos. Drop in the whole set at once.
Type the name, e.g. Mumba and Racheal. Every photo gets that name plus its number, and the list updates as you type.
Fix the order if it matters — sort by file name or date, reverse it, or nudge individual photos with the arrows.
Download the zip. The pictures are copied in untouched — same pixels, same quality. Only the names change.

Good to know

Nothing is uploaded. Your images never leave this device.
Camera and GPS metadata is stripped automatically.
iPhone HEIC files rename fine anywhere, because renaming never opens the picture. Resize & Crop does have to open it, and only Safari can read HEIC — on other browsers set the iPhone to Settings → Camera → Formats → Most Compatible, or convert to JPG first.
JPG for photos and invitations. PNG only when you need a transparent background. WebP for the smallest file when it's going on a website.