Business workflow · Batch Tools
One operation. Every image.
Upload a set of PNGs, choose a single tool, configure it once, and run it across the whole batch. Every result comes back as one downloadable ZIP.
Batch Tools is a Business plan feature
Run one operation across up to 20 PNGs at once and download every result as a single ZIP. Checking your plan…
Choose one operation
Configure Background Remover
One shared configuration is applied to every image in the batch.
No settings needed — every image gets a clean transparent cut-out.
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How it works
Reuses every single-image tool.
Batch Tools orchestrates the same private, validated jobs the individual tools use. There is no new provider path — just one shared configuration fanned out across your images with bounded concurrency and per-file credit protection.
- 01Add your PNGsDrop up to 20 transparent PNGs. Each is validated in the browser before upload.
- 02Pick one operationChoose a single tool and configure it once — the settings apply to every image.
- 03Run and downloadEach image is processed as its own private job, then packaged into one ZIP.
Frequently asked questions
Before you run
How does batch processing work?
Upload up to 20 PNGs, choose one operation, and configure it once. SimilarPNG creates a separate private job for each image, processes them a few at a time to respect rate limits, tracks per-file progress, and packages the finished PNGs into one ZIP you can download.
Which operations can I run in a batch?
Any batchable single-image tool that is currently live: Background Remover, Image Upscaler, Watermark, Color Correction, and Smart Shadows. Each operation shows its live per-image credit cost so the total is always clear before you run.
How are credits charged for a batch?
Each image is its own job at the tool's standard per-image cost, so the total is the per-image cost multiplied by the number of images. Credits settle only for delivered PNGs — a file that fails releases its reservation and never charges you.
What happens if one image fails?
Failures are isolated per file. One image failing never stops the rest of the batch. Successful results stay downloadable individually or in the combined ZIP, and any failed files are listed with their reason so you can retry just those.