Birme is a solid free tool for bulk image resizing. SammaPix covers everything Birme does- and adds compression, WebP conversion, AI-powered renaming, and EXIF removal in the same browser-based, no-upload workflow.
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| Feature | SammaPix | Birme |
|---|---|---|
| Bulk image resize | ||
| JPG / PNG compression | ||
| WebP conversion | ||
| AI-powered image renaming | ||
| AI alt text generation | ||
| Processes entirely in browser | ||
| No file upload to server | ||
| EXIF data removal | ||
| Quality control slider | ||
| Batch download as ZIP | ||
| Resize by pixels or percentage | ||
| Crop / aspect ratio control | ||
| No account required | ||
| Actively maintained | Uncertain | |
| Free to use | ||
| Price for paid plan | $9/mo | N/A |
Birme is purpose-built for resizing: set a target width, crop to aspect ratio, download. It does not compress the output or convert to WebP. SammaPix's Batch Resize tool does everything Birme does, and the result can then be run through compression or WebP conversion in the same session. You leave with smaller, optimized files- not just resized ones.
Both Birme and SammaPix process files in the browser without uploading them, which is excellent for privacy. The difference is development velocity - SammaPix ships new features regularly on a modern Next.js stack. Birme's development status is less clear, with infrequent updates. For a tool you rely on professionally, active maintenance matters.
After resizing in Birme, your files still have names like image_1_resized.jpg. SammaPix's AI rename uses Google Gemini to analyze each image and generate a descriptive, keyword-rich filename automatically. For anyone publishing images to a website or e-commerce store, this is a direct SEO improvement- not just an optimization step.
Birme outputs JPEG and PNG- it does not convert to WebP. WebP files are 25-34% smaller at comparable quality and improve Core Web Vitals scores. SammaPix converts any image to WebP in-browser for free, making it the better choice for anyone optimizing a website for speed.
Birme preserves EXIF metadata in resized output files. That metadata can include GPS coordinates, camera model, and timestamps. SammaPix's EXIF Remover strips this data client-side before download. For photographers who publish location-sensitive images, this privacy feature is important- and Birme simply does not offer it.
Birme handles resizing well. Consider SammaPix if your workflow has grown beyond just resizing: