Archives with images
Run one operation on every image in a ZIP, TAR, 7Z or RAR archive, and the limits that apply.
Send a ZIP, TAR, TAR.GZ (TGZ), 7Z or RAR archive with images and run one operation on all of them. Whatever the input format, the result always comes back as one new ZIP with the processed images.
Operations
Press Compress or convert media or Reduce resolution or remove photo metadata on the main screen and send the archive, or send the archive straight away and pick an action on its card:
- Compress all: the same strength setting as for a single photo;
- Convert all: to PNG, JPG, WebP, AVIF or HEIC;
- Reduce all: to 50 percent or a set long side;
- Remove metadata from all: GPS, camera, date, software and other metadata.
Only images are processed (PNG, JPG, WebP, AVIF, HEIC). Other files inside the archive are not included in the result. If an image cannot be changed, for example it is already smaller than the target, the original is put into the result unchanged, so the archive keeps its structure.
Price
1 credit per image in the archive. The price is counted after the archive is unpacked, so the card shows the rule rather than a total, and it covers every image in the archive, including those left unchanged. If you do not have enough credits for all the images, the bot tells you how many are needed. If the whole job fails, the credits are returned.
Limits
An archive is accepted when it meets these conditions:
- size up to 20 MB;
- up to 200 files;
- at least one image inside;
- no more than 1 GB after unpacking;
- ZIP, TAR, TAR.GZ (TGZ), 7Z or RAR format (for ZIP, ZIP64 is not accepted);
- no password protection: password-protected archives are not accepted;
- no symbolic links, no absolute paths and no
..in file paths.
The bot checks the archive before unpacking. If it does not meet the conditions, the message says the archive was not accepted, and no credits are charged. If the archive has more than 200 files, the bot reports the limit separately.
Archives created by the usual tools (Windows, macOS, 7-Zip, WinRAR) normally pass without trouble. If yours is rejected, re-create it from a folder of plain image files.