Yes. If you want to batch-compress JPEGs for web use, the general approach is to use a tool that supports batch conversion plus optional preprocessing like resize, sharpening, or blur.

From the community suggestions:

• XnView can batch process images and apply filters.
• IrfanView has a batch conversion feature with advanced options.
• ImageMagick can do this from the command line, for example with resizing and JPEG quality settings.

In practice, the best batch workflow is usually:

1. Resize first to the actual web display size.
2. Apply light output sharpening if needed.
3. Export as JPEG at a tested quality setting.
4. If your tool allows it, experiment with slight blur or other preprocessing to reduce artifacts.

You probably won’t match a hand-tuned Save for Web result perfectly on every image, because manual optimization can be tailored per file. But batch tools can get very close if you test settings on a representative group of images and reuse those settings consistently.