How to Bulk Edit Photos (Resize, Compress, Convert & More)
Editing photos one by one doesn't scale. Here's how to bulk edit a whole folder in one pass, free.
When you've got a whole folder to process, editing photos individually doesn't scale. A batch editor applies the same steps — resize, compress, convert, crop, rotate, watermark — to every image at once. Here's how to bulk edit photos, free.
What you can bulk apply
In one pass you can resize to matching dimensions, compress for lighter files, convert to JPG/PNG/WebP, crop to a ratio, rotate/flip, and watermark the whole set. Stack several steps and they all apply to every image together.
How to bulk edit (free)
Step 1 — Open the batch editor at sjpt.io/batch-editor.
Step 2 — Add all your photos.Step 3 — Pick the steps (e.g. resize + compress + watermark) and set their options.
Step 4 — Run and download the finished set.
Processed in your browser.
A typical web-ready recipe
For a website gallery: crop to a consistent ratio → resize to display width → compress → convert to WebP. Run once, and the whole folder comes out uniform, light and fast-loading — a job that would take ages one by one.
Why it's private and free
Everything runs in your browser, so your photos never leave your device — quick, private and free, with no per-image limits to slow you down. Great for photographers, sellers and anyone with a lot of images.
Frequently asked questions
How do I bulk edit photos for free?Open JPT AI's batch editor, add your photos, pick the steps (resize, compress, convert, crop, rotate, watermark), and run. Free.
Can I apply several edits at once?Yes — stack steps and they all apply to every image in one pass.
Is a whole folder supported?Yes — add many images and process them together.
Is it private?Yes — everything runs in your browser; photos don't leave your device.
Key takeaways
Bulk edit a whole folder — resize, compress, convert, crop, rotate, watermark — in one private, browser-based pass. Free at sjpt.io/batch-editor. Bulk Edit Free →
