Add your images
Drop, paste or choose one or more images. Each one appears as a card with its size.
Resize one image or a whole batch to the size you need. Type pixels, scale by percent or pick a social media size, then download one file or a ZIP.
Open Image Resizer →Drop, paste or choose one or more images. Each one appears as a card with its size.
Type a width and height, scale by percent or pick a social media size, and choose the format.
Resize them all at once and download one file, or a ZIP when there are several.
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Yes. Resize as many images as you like, as often as you like, with no account and no watermark.
No. Images are resized in your browser and never leave your device.
Choose Pixels, turn off Keep proportions, and enter the width and height. Every image is stretched to exactly that size. To keep the picture undistorted at an exact size, use a preset with Fill, which crops from the centre.
The picture keeps its shape. Enter a width, a height or both; each image is scaled to fit inside that size, and the side that sets the scale lands exactly on your number.
Yes. Choose Preset and pick a size such as Instagram post, story, YouTube thumbnail or Pinterest pin. Fill crops the image to the exact size, and Whole image fits it inside without cropping.
Yes, but enlarging cannot add detail, so a picture made much bigger looks soft. For sharper enlargements, try the Image Upscaler.
Yes. Add as many images as you like; they all use the same settings. Several images download together as one ZIP file, and you can also download each one on its own.
By default each image keeps its own format (JPG, PNG or WebP; other formats become PNG). You can save everything as JPG, PNG or WebP instead. Transparent areas become white in JPG.
Yes. Photos are turned the right way up before they are resized, so the width and height match what you see.
Each image can be up to 100 MB, and a resized image can be up to 16,384 pixels on a side. Very large results may fail on phones with little memory.