Shot Prepby Fibon

Runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Batch resize screenshots

Drop a set of screenshots, set the size once and adjust each crop where needed. The free version takes up to 3 images at a time; Pro has no limit and saves them all together.

  • Private: nothing leaves your browser
  • Pixel-perfect: 1:1 crops keep text sharp
  • Offline: install as an app

Drop images here

or paste with Ctrl V right after taking a screenshot

PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, AVIF or BMP

One size for the whole batch

Output size, format and quality are shared by every image in the queue, so a set of screenshots for an article or a docs page comes out consistent. If one image needs something else, tick Separate settings for this image.

Crop each image, or all at once

Every screenshot keeps its own crop. Click through the queue, or use the arrow keys, to adjust them. For screenshots of the same size, one crop can be copied to all of them in one click.

Save them all at once (Pro)

Saving the whole queue at once is part of Pro. In Chrome and Edge, Save all to folder writes every file into a folder you pick and remembers it for the session; other browsers get one ZIP. Pro also lets you change the file name pattern; clashes get a -2 or -3 suffix. In the free version, save each image with Save.

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Keyboard shortcuts

CtrlV
Paste an image
CtrlS
Save
CtrlShiftS
Save all
CtrlC
Copy the result as PNG
←→
Previous / next image
Space
Compare: switch between original and result
R
Redact tool (press again for Crop)
B
Beautify tool (press again for Crop)
CtrlZ
Undo the last redaction change
Esc
Close a dialog, cancel screen capture or leave the Redact or Beautify tool
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In the crop area: arrow keys move the selection (hold Shift for 10 px), + and − resize it, 0 fits the image.

In the queue: Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ move the selected image.

On a redaction box: arrow keys move it (hold Shift for 10 px), Alt+arrows resize it, Delete removes it.