Compress Image to Size
Compress until the file fits a size you specify exactly.
Resize images to exact pixel dimensions or by percentage.
Drop an image here, or click to choose one
Resized on your device — nothing is uploaded
The Image Resizer scales an image to exact pixel dimensions or by percentage, with the aspect ratio locked by default so nothing comes out stretched. Presets cover the sizes people ask for most, and the original dimensions are reported so you know what you started with.
Set a target width and height in pixels, or scale by a percentage, and download the result. The aspect ratio is locked by default so images never come out stretched; unlock it when you deliberately need a fixed size such as a 1200 by 630 social preview.
Common presets are one click away — profile picture, social share card, full HD and thumbnail — and the tool reports the original dimensions so you know exactly what you started with. Resizing runs on the canvas API in your browser, so nothing is uploaded and there is no queue to wait in.
Set one dimension and the other follows, so images never come out stretched by accident.
Turn the lock off when you deliberately need an exact box such as a 1200 by 630 social card.
Profile picture, social share card, full HD and thumbnail are a single click away.
Scale by a percentage when you just want it smaller, or type exact pixels when a spec demands them.
Resizing runs on the canvas API in your browser — nothing is uploaded and there is no queue.
Drop in a file or click to browse. The original dimensions are shown once it loads.
Type a width or height, or pick a preset. With the ratio locked, the other value follows automatically.
Preview the resized image and save it to your device.
No. Scaling up invents pixels from the ones already there, so the result looks softer than the original. Always resize down from the largest version you have.
It keeps the width-to-height proportion of the original, so changing one dimension updates the other. Unlocking lets you set both freely, which will stretch the image.
Yes. Because the image is redrawn onto a canvas, metadata such as GPS coordinates and camera details is not carried over. That is usually a privacy benefit.
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