Resize images online for free. Change dimensions by pixels or percentage. Maintain aspect ratio. Fast, secure, and client-side processing.
Click or drag image here
Supports JPG, PNG, WebP up to 10MB
What is Image Resizer?
An Image Resizer is a tool used to change the dimensions (width and height) of a digital image. Whether you need to shrink a high-resolution photo for a website, adjust an image for social media, or reduce dimensions for email attachments, this tool makes it easy. It allows you to specify exact pixel dimensions or resize by a percentage (e.g., 50% smaller). The tool includes an 'Aspect Ratio' lock to prevent distortion, ensuring your images don't look stretched or squashed. All resizing happens locally in your browser, guaranteeing privacy.
Input Formats
JPG, PNG, WebP images
No file size limit (browser dependent)
Drag and drop support
Output Results
Resized image file
Original format maintained
Downloadable file
Key Features
Custom Dimensions: Resize images to exact pixel width and height
Percentage Resize: Quickly scale images by 50%, 75%, or any custom %
Aspect Ratio Lock: Automatically maintains proportions to prevent distortion
Privacy: 100% Client-side processing; secure and private
Format Support: Works with JPG, PNG, and WebP images
No Quality Loss: High-quality resampling algorithms
Social Ready: Perfect for resizing photos for Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn
Fast & Modern: The fastest modern image resizer for social media
Shareable LinksShare the resized image. (Limit: 5KB)
Who is this for?
Social Media
Resizing photos to fit Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook dimension requirements.
Social media sizeProfile pictureCover photo
Web Development
Creating thumbnails or responsive image versions for websites.
Thumbnail makerResponsive imagesWeb assets
Email
Shrinking large photos to meet email attachment size limits.
Email attachmentPhoto shrinkSize reduction
How to Use
1
Upload your image.
2
Enter new width/height or select a percentage.
3
Ensure 'Lock Aspect Ratio' is checked if desired.
4
Click 'Resize' and download.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does resizing reduce quality?
Making an image smaller usually looks great. Making it bigger can make it look blurry or pixelated.
Can I resize multiple images?
I focus on one image at a time to give you precise control over the dimensions.
What formats are supported?
I work with all the popular ones: JPG, PNG, and WebP.
Is my image uploaded?
No. I resize everything right here in your browser using your computer's power.
How do I keep the shape correct?
Keep 'Lock Aspect Ratio' checked. If you change the width, I'll automatically fix the height so it doesn't look squashed.
Can I resize by file size (KB)?
I resize by pixels. If you want to make the file size smaller (KB) without changing the dimensions, use my Image Compressor tool.
Does it remove EXIF data?
Yes, creating a new resized image usually strips out the old metadata.
