Design, Video & Audio

Best Photo Resizing Software in 2026

When images need new dimensions, compare the resizing methods and quality controls each tool lists, then check batch resizing and maximum batch size for your workflow. Output formats and supported platforms show what kinds of files and systems are covered; free-plan availability and the paid-from price add cost considerations.

01 imgproxy
imgproxy suits teams that want to host image processing themselves and serve transformed, optimized images from varied storage sources.

Free plan Open source Web · macOS · Linux · iOS
9.0 Visit Specs
02 BatchPhoto
Free trial Windows · macOS
8.9 Visit Specs
03 Fotosizer
Fotosizer suits Windows users who need batch image resizing and related file operations.

Free plan Windows
8.7 Visit Specs
04 Converseen
Converseen suits people who need to process or rename batches of images across supported desktop systems.

Free plan Open source Windows · macOS · Linux
8.6 Visit Specs
05 Batch It
Free trial Windows
8.1 Visit Specs
06 ON1 Resize AI
It suits photographers who need print enlargements, batch processing, tight crops, or help restoring older images.

Free trial Windows · macOS
8.1 Visit Specs
07 Topaz Gigapixel
From $1/mo Web · Windows · macOS · iOS
8.1 Visit Specs
08 Batch Resize
Batch Resize suits people who need to resize batches of images on iOS or macOS, with several ways to set dimensions and save results.

Free plan macOS · iOS
8.0 Visit Specs
09 PhotoZoom Pro
From €79/mo Free trial Windows · macOS
8.0 Visit Specs
10 Cantaloupe
Cantaloupe suits teams deploying and tuning a self-hosted image service with varied storage, processing, caching, and IIIF requirements.

Free plan Web · Self-hosted
7.9 Visit Specs
11 Desqueeze
Desqueeze suits iPhone and iPad users who need to resize or reformat groups of mixed photos and videos.

From $2.92/mo Free plan iOS
7.9 Visit Specs
12 Icecream Image Resizer
This app suits Windows users who need batch photo resizing, social-media presets, logo watermarks, and folder-based output.

Free plan Windows
7.9 Visit Specs
13 Image Tuner
Free trial Windows
7.9 Visit Specs
14 PixelMod
PixelMod suits people who want several image-editing tasks and batch export in one tool.

From $7/mo Free plan Web · Windows · macOS
7.9 Visit Specs
15 FastStone Photo Resizer
Free plan Windows
7.8 Visit Specs
16 PhotoMill X
macOS
7.8 Visit Specs
17 Photo Size Optimizer
It suits Mac users who want to resize or optimize batches of photos, including people working with a range of image formats.

Free plan macOS
7.7 Visit Specs
18 Thumbor
Thumbor suits developers, operations teams, designers and project managers who want on-demand image processing in a self-hosted setup.

Free plan Linux · API · Self-hosted
7.7 Visit Specs
19 Light Image Resizer
Free trial Windows
7.6 Visit Specs
20 imagor
Web · Linux · API · Self-hosted
7.5 Visit Specs
21 PowerToys Command Palette
Command Palette suits Windows users who want one keyboard-driven place for apps, files, commands and system tools.

Free plan Windows
7.3 Visit Specs
22 picfit
Linux · API · Self-hosted
7.2 Visit Specs
23 Upscayl
From $24.99/mo Free trial API
6.9 Visit Specs
24 Batch Image Resizer by Vovsoft
Windows
6.8 Visit Specs
25 Batch Image Resizer
Windows
6.0 Visit Specs

How this list is ordered. Specifiction scores each tool on how fully its maker documents it, whether its prices are published, where the research puts it, the platforms it runs on and whether it can be tried for free (how we rank). Makers can also buy a numbered place (how Specifiction is paid for).

The 23 ranked entries start with Converseen, PixelMod, and Light Image Resizer, with Photo Size Optimizer and Icecream Image Resizer also among the first options. Consider how much control you need over the result and whether you typically resize one image or many.

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