Quickly resize images to the exact dimensions you need for websites, social media, or print. Free, no signup required. Use it right in your browser.
What it does, limits, use cases, tips, and answers to common questions.
Cameras shoot huge pixel dimensions. Websites, avatars, and print shops want specific widths. This resizer changes pixel size in the browser without uploading the photo.
Pick pixels or a percentage. Stretching a 200 px icon to 2000 px will look soft. Resizing cannot invent detail. Downscaling for the web is the common win.
If you only need less file weight at the same dimensions, use the Image Compressor instead.
Upscaling does not add real resolution.
Aspect ratio must be locked if you do not want distortion.
Some CMYK print files convert through the browser's RGB pipeline.
Shrinking photos for a blog.
Making a square avatar from a larger crop (pair with the cropper).
Meeting a form's maximum pixel dimensions.
Resize after crop, not before, if you are making a thumbnail from a specific region.
No. Resizing changes pixels. Compression changes encoding quality.
The preview follows the browser. Check a phone photo that was shot sideways.