Bulk upload prep
Get a folder of product photos or screenshots under size limits before you start uploading.
Batch Image Compressor
Compress multiple images at once in browser.
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Best for product photos, screenshots, listing images, and upload batches.
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Load several images, then build ready-to-download smaller copies.
Tip: double-click any visible result to copy it to your clipboard.
Image workflow
Shrink a whole set of images in one pass instead of one by one.
Single-image tools are fine until you need ten uploads ready before lunch. Batch compression keeps repetitive image cleanup short and local to your browser.
Highlights
- Compress multiple images with one shared format and quality setup.
- Download each result from one clean batch list after processing finishes.
- Useful for store listings, support uploads, email attachments, and content libraries.
Shared output rules
Use one format, one quality target, and one max width so the whole batch stays consistent.
No queueing files online
Because processing stays local, you do not sit through upload, wait, and redownload loops.
How to use it
Turn a pile of oversized images into a ready-to-send batch.
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Load image batch
Choose all images you want to compress together.
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Set output rules
Choose format, quality, and optional max width for the whole batch.
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Build downloads
Process everything in browser, then save each result from the output list.
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FAQ
Quick answers. No walls of text.
Can I compress several images in one run?
Yes. Load multiple images, choose output settings once, then Tooloh builds a download list for each result.
Do you upload anything while batching?
No. Compression still happens in your browser, even when you process many files.
What if one output gets larger?
That can happen with PNG or already-optimized files. Try WebP or a lower quality setting for bigger savings.