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Batch image workflow online

Finish a whole image job without choosing the same files again.

Choose once · stack the work

Your complete image job, in one recipe

Every step runs in the order shown. Start with the useful web-ready recipe or make it yours.

Ordered operations30 filesUndo + redoZIP export
Drop a batch hereJPG, PNG, WebP · 25 MB each

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How it works

How to batch edit images with PixHandy

  1. 1
    Choose the source set

    Add the images once and review their formats, dimensions and any source-dependent warnings before defining the recipe.

  2. 2
    Arrange the operations

    Put resizing and rotation before the final format and compression choices. Place a watermark where its final size and position can be judged accurately.

  3. 3
    Inspect the outputs

    Review dimensions, format, transparency and visual quality for representative results before downloading individual files or the grouped archive.

What happens

Batch edit: what changes

A batch recipe applies the same ordered operations to every compatible image. You can review the plan, undo a step, change its settings and process the batch again without selecting the source files again.

Read the batch workflow guide →

What PixHandy changes

  • Runs resize, rotation, format, quality and watermark operations in the order you choose.
  • Names outputs deterministically so repeated jobs remain easy to compare.
  • Shows each file’s final dimensions, format and byte size before download.

Before you download

  • Converting a transparent image to JPG replaces transparency with a solid background.
  • A destructive crop or very low quality setting cannot be recovered after download; keep the original files.
Common questions

Batch edit FAQs

Do I need to choose the files again between actions?

No. Compatible operations share the same source queue for the current editing session.

Can I reuse a workflow?

Recipes can be copied as portable settings without including any image data or filenames.