How to batch resize images without Photoshop
Resize, rename and convert hundreds of photos at once on your own computer. No Photoshop, no monthly subscription, no upload.
Set the size you need
Decide the target up front: a fixed width (handy for a blog), a percentage scale, or a longest-side limit that preserves orientation.
The Little Beaver Image Editor applies the same rule to every photo in the batch, so they all come out consistent.
Add a folder of photos
Drop a whole folder onto the app. It lists every image and shows a before/after size estimate.
You can also rename files in bulk — add a prefix, a counter, or a date — so the output is organised, not a pile of IMG_0001 copies.
Convert and export
Pick the output format (JPG, PNG or WebP). WebP is usually smallest for photos shared online.
Click Export and the app writes the resized files to a folder you choose. The originals are left untouched.
