ImageSmaller is a free online tool that compresses PNG, JPG, JPEG, GIF, TIFF, WEBP and SVG images in a browser, with a maximum upload size of 50 MB. It states that uploaded files are removed automatically after a few hours and processed images carry no watermark. No registration or installation is required.
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0ImageSmaller is a free online tool that compresses PNG, JPG, JPEG, GIF, TIFF, WEBP and SVG images in a browser, with a maximum upload size of 50 MB. It states that uploaded files are removed automatically after a few hours and processed images carry no watermark. No registration or installation is required.
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Bulk Image Resize is a browser-based tool for resizing multiple images at once. It supports batch resizing, cropping and compression, with no uploads or signup required. Users can set target dimensions, aspect ratio, resize percentage or longest size, and photos stay on the user's machine. It also offers content-aware resizing and preset social media sizes for several platforms.
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0Simple Image Resizer is an online tool for resizing JPG, PNG, WEBP and HEIC images for social media, email or websites without installations. A premium plan offers ad-free use and batch processing of up to 25 images at once, billed monthly at $2.99 or annually at $19.99.
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