Images.
Ready.

Turn a batch of originals into smaller images, in the sizes your website needs. Open Lumo in your browser, no account needed.

Lumo preparing a developer’s hotel website folder into responsive WebP images, ready to export.

Beautiful images.
Less waiting.

Photos often contain far more detail than a website needs. That makes them heavier to download. Lumo makes the files smaller, so your images load faster.

A restaurant campaign batch completed in Lumo, showing five prepared photographs and the measured space saved.
Five photographs, prepared together 11.1 MB saved
A prepared restaurant photograph inspected closely in Lumo, with the finished fish dish visible at full preview size.
One result, inspected up close 166 KB WebP

A real five-image batch prepared with Lumo’s Website preset. The originals totalled 11.9 MB and the prepared copies 739 KB. Results vary by image.

Different projects.
One focused tool.

  1. Bring the
    whole batch.

    Keep a website launch, paid social, and email campaign as separate jobs. Each batch keeps its own images, settings, and results. Processing stays on your device, and your originals stay untouched.

    A marketing website launch in Lumo with seven photographs ready to process and two related campaign batches in the sidebar.
  2. The sizes
    your site needs.

    Start with a web-ready default, or create a reusable output set for responsive client work. Name every size once, then prepare the whole batch with one action.

    Lumo’s output-set dialog showing five responsive widths for a developer’s hero images.
  3. A folder that
    stays ready.

    Connect a project folder, choose its preparation recipe, and refresh when files change. In supported browsers, Auto-process can prepare and save new images while Lumo stays open.

    A hotel website folder open in Lumo with ten photographs, responsive WebP settings, and folder watching available.

Next stop.
Your website.

Open Lumo

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