TinyPS

Batch Image Editor That Doesn't Upload Your Files

Need to resize 50 product photos or compress a folder of screenshots? Batch tools usually push your files to a server. TinyPS processes them all on your device and hands you one ZIP — nothing uploaded.

Batch editing, locally

TinyPS opens multiple images as separate pages. Apply per-page settings — resize, crop, compress, convert — then export them all as a single ZIP. All of it runs in your browser.

Common batch jobs you can do privately

• Resize a whole folder to a fixed width for a website.
• Compress screenshots before emailing them.
• Convert PNGs to WebP to save space.
• Add a watermark or text layer across many images.

How to batch edit without uploading

1. Open TinyPS and load all the images you want.
2. Set resize / crop / compression per page (or repeat the same setting).
3. Review each page in the thumbnail strip.
4. Click export and TinyPS bundles everything into one ZIP on your device.

Why local batch beats cloud batch

Cloud batch tools see every file you process. With TinyPS the folder never leaves your machine, which matters for client work, IDs and unreleased product shots.