Move the focus, then process to preview your crop.
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Same canvas for the entire batch. Original files are never overwritten.
Work toward a 200 KB upload limit
Set a 200 KB budget for a JPG or WebP export. DigitalDock BD searches for an encoding quality that fits within 200,000 bytes while keeping your chosen dimensions unchanged.
Get a better result
Some detailed images cannot reach the limit at usable quality. If the result is still too large, the tool says so instead of promising success. Reduce the dimensions or switch format and try again. Check whether the destination means KB or KiB.
A quick workflow
Choose an original image with enough detail for your destination.
Review the preset. Use Fit to retain the whole image or Fill to crop the edges.
Pick the file format and quality, process, then compare the result before downloading.
Choose a supported still image, review the preset and select Fit or Fill. Adjust quality or the optional target size, then process and download the result. This page starts with the first image’s original dimensions.
Will my photos be uploaded?
No. The editor decodes and processes your image in your browser. Files are not sent to a processing server. Your hosting provider may log normal page requests; image contents are not part of those requests.
Is the file-size limit guaranteed?
No. Some images remain over the target at the lowest tested quality. The result reports this explicitly. Reduce the dimensions and try again; the tool will not silently shrink them.
Can I process multiple images?
Yes. Add up to 12 still images, with a 20 MB per-file and 80 MB batch input limit. The same output canvas applies to the batch. Download individual results or a ZIP. For differently shaped originals, use Fit to retain every edge.