IMAGE RESIZER

Resize images online

Resize by width, height, ratio and longest side — ready for publishing, uploads and social platforms.

IMAGE RESIZER

Resize image

Enter the target width and height, lock the ratio and export.

Upload an image to set the target size
HOW IT WORKS

How to resize images online

Exact width and height in three steps

  1. 01

    Upload images

    Pick a single image or upload a whole batch at once.

  2. 02

    Set the size

    Enter width and height, keep the aspect ratio, or edit a single image individually.

  3. 03

    Generate and download

    Generate the resized image in your browser, then download it.

Batch resizing

Batch resizing

Upload multiple images at once and apply the same width or height to the whole batch.

Individual control

Open any image in the list and set its width, height, format and quality separately.

Local browser processing

Everyday resizing runs in your browser — no upload to any server.

JPG, PNG and WebP output

Choose the right output format for small size, transparency or modern web needs.

USE CASES

Resize images for real publishing needs

Prepare sizes for avatars, upload forms, product listings, articles or emails

Avatars and social images

Shrink photos, crop away excess, or make square avatars before posting.

Products and e-commerce

Prepare uniformly sized product images for listings, catalogs and shop pages.

Forms, IDs and screenshots

Fit screenshots or document images to upload limits while keeping them readable.

Crop first, then resize

Select the area to keep first, then export at the exact width and height you need.

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Continue working on your image

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is this resize tool free?

Yes. Both single and batch resizing are free, no sign-up needed.

Are images uploaded?

No. Everyday resizing completes entirely in your browser.

Can I crop and resize at once?

Yes. Select the area to keep in the editor first, then export at the target size.

Which output format should I pick?

WebP or JPG for web and forms; PNG when you need transparency.