Marketing
Images a landing page can afford to load.
A page of photographs straight off a camera is several megabytes of things nobody waits for. Run the folder through one chain and the page stops being the slowest thing you shipped this week.
- You start with
- A folder of images
- You end up with
- WebP, in one ZIP
How it goes
2 steps
Each one is a tool you can open on its own. The order is the part worth keeping.
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Image resizer
Every image is fitted to a 1600 pixel box, which is more than any of them are displayed at.
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Image converter
Each one is converted to WebP and handed back as a ZIP.
Answers
Questions people ask
Does this one cost anything?
No, and it has no limit. Resizing and converting both run on your own device, so this chain never touches a server and there is nothing to meter.
Is WebP safe to use?
Every current browser reads it. Keep a JPG copy if something in your stack is older than that — the converter goes back the other way too.
What if some images should stay bigger?
Run those separately, or edit the step. 1600 is the starter's setting, not a rule.
Images a landing page can afford to load
No account needed, no watermark, and nothing to install.