Resize images by pixels, percentage, or use preset dimensions. Maintain aspect ratio, batch process, and optimize images for web, social media, printing, and more.
Drag & drop your images here or click to browse
Supports PNG, JPG, JPEG, WebP, GIF (Max: 10MB each)
Upload images and set your resize parameters to see results here.
Tip: Use percentage method for proportional scaling
Resize images for blog posts, social media, and websites. Optimize images for faster loading and better SEO. Use presets for different platforms.
Create uniform product images, optimize thumbnails, and prepare images for different display sizes. Reduce file sizes for faster online stores.
Prepare high-resolution photos for web galleries, create prints in specific sizes, and optimize images for client delivery. Maintain quality during resizing.
Optimize images for websites, create responsive images, and prepare assets for different screen sizes. Use batch processing for efficiency.
Resize images for different social platforms (Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn). Use presets to maintain platform-specific dimensions.
Prepare images for printing with specific DPI requirements. Convert between pixels and inches for different print formats and sizes.
Resize screenshots for manuals and documentation. Create consistent image sizes across technical documents and training materials.
Resize personal photos for email, social media, or printing. Reduce file sizes for sharing and optimize images for personal projects.
Our Image Resizer tool provides three flexible methods for resizing your images: by exact pixels, by percentage scaling, or using preset dimensions for common use cases. Perfect for optimizing images for web, social media, printing, or any other purpose.
The tool includes advanced features like aspect ratio locking, batch processing, quality optimization, and real-time previews. Whether you need to downscale large photos for web use, upscale thumbnails for printing, or prepare images for social media platforms, this resizer has you covered.
All processing happens in your browser using HTML5 Canvas technology. Your images never leave your device, ensuring maximum privacy and security. No registration or software installation required.
Pro Tip: For web use, resize images to exact dimensions needed on your website. This reduces file size and improves page load times. Use 85-90% quality for JPGs to balance quality and file size.
Yes, our Image Resizer is completely free with no registration required. You can resize unlimited images without any watermarks, limitations, or hidden fees.
Absolutely! All image processing happens directly in your browser. Your images are never uploaded to any server, ensuring complete privacy and security.
We support PNG, JPG, JPEG, WebP, and GIF formats. You can resize any of these formats and they will maintain their original format when downloaded.
Each image can be up to 10MB in size. For batch processing, there's no limit on the number of images, but each individual file must be under 10MB.
Yes! Our tool supports batch processing. Simply select multiple files or drag and drop a folder of images to resize them all at once with the same settings.
Aspect ratio is the proportional relationship between width and height. Locking it prevents your image from becoming distorted when resizing. When you change width, height automatically adjusts to maintain proportions.
For web use, 50-75% reduction is often sufficient. For social media, use presets for exact platform requirements. Always check the preview to ensure quality is maintained.
Downscaling (making images smaller) generally maintains good quality. Upscaling (making images larger) can cause quality loss. Use the "Maintain Image Quality" option and keep quality at 85-95% for best results.
Preset sizes are optimized for common use cases: 1080×1080 for Instagram, 1200×630 for Facebook, 1500×500 for Twitter headers, 1920×1080 for HD backgrounds, and more.
Once the page loads, you can use the tool completely offline. All image processing happens locally in your browser using HTML5 Canvas technology.