Batch Image Resizer and Converter

Resize and convert images together, in a single batch

Resize and Convert Images in One Pass

Resizing and converting are usually two separate steps: convert the format, then open a different tool to resize. Doing both in one pass, across an entire folder, saves the extra round trip and keeps every file consistent in both format and dimensions.

Turbo Batch Image Converter Pro combines format conversion with Fit, Fill, and Stretch batch resizing, so an entire folder of images can be resized and converted to a new format in a single batch run.

Turbo Batch Image Converter Pro

Turbo Batch Image Converter Pro main window showing batch conversion settings on Windows 11
App Screenshots
Batch mode converting a folder of images offline on Windows
Individual mode converting a single image file
Recursive sub-folder scanning across a nested image library
Input format dropdown listing 22 supported source format families
Output format dropdown listing 21 supported target formats
Batch resize panel with width, height and resize mode controls
Fit, Fill and Stretch resize mode selection
Delete originals after conversion option with Recycle Bin safety
Conversion dashboard showing live speed, progress and time remaining
General settings window with worker count and auto-scale options
Per-format quality and compression settings window
Batch JPEG to PNG conversion running across parallel workers
Batch progress dashboard reporting processed, converted and failed counts
Enlarged application screenshot
How to Resize and Convert Images Together
  1. Install Turbo Batch Image Converter Pro on your Windows PC.
  2. Open Batch Mode and select your image folder.
  3. Choose your target format.
  4. Enable resizing and set your target width, height, and resize mode.
  5. Choose Fit, Fill, or Stretch depending on how you want dimensions handled.
  6. Click Convert to resize and convert the whole batch at once.
Why Use This Batch Image Resizer and Converter
  • Resize and convert format in a single batch pass
  • Fit, Fill, and Stretch resize modes for different needs
  • Consistent dimensions and format across an entire folder
  • Runs fully offline with no upload limits
  • Multi-core engine scales up to 128 parallel workers
Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between Fit, Fill, and Stretch resizing?

Fit scales the image to stay within your target dimensions without cropping, Fill scales and crops to exactly fill the dimensions, and Stretch resizes to the exact dimensions without preserving aspect ratio.

Can I resize without changing the image format?

Yes, you can keep the source format and only apply resizing if you don't need a format change.

Does resizing and converting together take longer than converting alone?

Both operations happen in the same processing pass per file, so it's generally close to the same speed as conversion alone.

Ready to resize and convert your images together, fully offline?

Related guides and tools

This guide is part of TurboSoft’s image conversion resources. Turbo Batch Image Converter Pro handles all of these tasks offline on Windows.

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