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Prepare Images for WordPress
Scale photos to WordPress's 2560 px limit and compress them before upload, so your media library stays light. Batch process locally.
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WordPress scales down any uploaded image larger than 2560 px, but it still stores your huge original. This workflow resizes photos to fit within 2560 × 2560 px and saves 82% quality JPGs — the same quality WordPress uses for the sizes it generates — with metadata removed.
What this workflow does
- Resize to at most 2560×2560, never enlarged
- Convert to JPEG
- Quality 82%
- Remove metadata
Why these settings
- 2560 px is WordPress's default big-image threshold, so nothing useful is lost and the oversized original never reaches your server.
- 82% matches the JPG quality WordPress itself uses for generated image sizes, so your uploads won't look different from them.
- Smaller uploads mean faster backups and less storage on your hosting plan.
- Removing EXIF data keeps camera and GPS details out of your public media library.
Make it yours
Change any setting and run your own version, save it in this browser, or share the settings with a link. Links and exports carry settings only — never images.
One click for the whole batch
Drop in as many images as you need; they all get the same steps, then download as a ZIP.