6 services to quickly optimize images before publishing

Yes, the cameras of mobile devices are getting better, and the bandwidth of our channels is getting wider. But this is not a reason to upload giant photos to the Internet in their original quality! After all, there are convenient and free services that will do all the work for you to process photos before publishing them on the Web.

When publishing a picture on a forum, on a social network or in a chat, it is far from always required of the maximum quality. In most cases, excessive weight of images only worsens their display and slows down the site. Therefore, it is best to pre-prepare the files, which may include resizing and compressing them. Moreover, this does not even require any programs. Here are some sites that you can use to prepare many photos for publication at once very quickly and effortlessly.

Bulk Resize Photos

This site allows you to upload many images at once and resize them in one click. For the convenience of users, there are several templates that allow you to make pictures of the same width or length. There is also a possibility to change the file format (JPG, PNG) and compression level.

BIRME

BIRME stands for Batch Image Resizing Made Easy. It is really a very simple and extremely fast online picture resizer. It allows you to resize images with and without aspect ratio, compress files with a specified compression level and add a simple frame to images.

Resize Pic Online

A very convenient online service with a Russian-language interface. All settings are made here using several sliders that change the width of the resulting images, their format and compression ratio. Please note that up to 10 files are allowed to upload at a time. You can download the result as one ZIP archive with all processed images.

Picghost

With this service, you can not only resize images, but also apply your own watermark to them. It can be useful if you are afraid of unauthorized use of the photos you have uploaded to the Network. In addition to downloading files from your hard drive (up to 40 files at a time), PicGhost can process photos stored on Facebook or Flickr.

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Optimizilla

Optimizilla, like the previous service, is designed to optimize photos without degrading their quality. To do this, here there is an opportunity to visually control the result and select the compression parameters suitable for you in manual mode. Up to 20 files can be processed at the same time. Ready-made pictures are issued individually or in the form of one archive.

As you can see, for such simple operations as resizing and compressing photos, it is not at all necessary to look for any special programs. The services listed above will cope with this task just as well.