How to Generate Multiple Image Sizes at Once
Traditional batch resizing solves one rule across many files. The repeated work starts when the same files need several destinations. A multi-output workflow keeps the source batch fixed and branches it into every result you need.
Open the toolOpen a Multi-Output Recipe →The repeated-batch problem
A classic batch resizer is efficient when every source needs the same result. The friction starts when each source also needs a hero version, a card image, a thumbnail and a social asset. Running four separate batches means choosing the same files four times and maintaining four sets of export settings.
Use outputs as branches, not separate jobs
A multi-output workflow keeps the source set fixed and defines several outputs underneath it. Each output can have its own dimensions, crop mode, format, compression target, filename and folder. If 30 source images feed four outputs, the job produces 120 files in one run.
Make the setup reusable
The highest-value step is saving the output configuration as a Recipe. The next time a similar batch arrives, the processing rules are already there. You only replace the source files.
- Keep source images unchanged
- Use a separate folder for each output
- Name outputs by destination, not by operation
- Save the whole configuration as a reusable Recipe