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Set exact dimensions

Image Resizer

Enter the dimensions you need or adjust one side while keeping the original proportions. Review the processed result before downloading it.

Private by default

Processing stays in your browser. Your file is not sent anywhere by this tool.

Use the tool

Add your file or text below, adjust the options if needed, then download the result.

Loading the local processor…

You can add

JPG, PNG, WebP

You will get

JPG, PNG, WebP

How to use Image Resizer

  1. 1

    Select an image

    Load a JPG, PNG, or WebP file from your device.

  2. 2

    Enter dimensions

    Set the target width and height, with the aspect ratio locked when useful.

  3. 3

    Export the resize

    Confirm the preview and download the resized image.

When this tool is useful

  • Fit an image into a social profile requirement.
  • Create a consistent set of blog thumbnails.
  • Reduce oversized dimensions before web compression.

Browser and format limits

  • Enlarging a small source can make edges and fine detail look softer.
  • Very large dimensions can exceed the memory available to the browser.
  • The export may omit embedded metadata from the source file.

Practical tips

TIP 1

Keep the aspect lock on to avoid stretched subjects.

TIP 2

Resize before compressing when both dimensions and file weight need work.

TIP 3

Start from the largest clean source available when creating multiple sizes.

Image Resizer questions

What does locking the aspect ratio do?

It updates the other dimension automatically so the image keeps its original proportions.

Can this tool enlarge a small image?

Yes, but enlargement cannot create source detail that was not present, so the result may appear softer.

Does resizing crop the image?

No. Resizing changes the dimensions of the full image. Use the Image Cropper to remove part of a frame.

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