What is the difference between resizing and cropping?
Resizing changes the dimensions of the entire image, making it smaller or larger. Cropping cuts out a part of the image, removing unwanted areas and changing its composition.
Drag & drop image or
1. Set New Dimensions (in Pixels)
2. Adjust JPEG Quality (Optional)
Quality: 90%
How to Resize an Image in 3 Steps
- Upload Image: Click "Select Image" or drag and drop your JPG, PNG, or WebP file into the upload area.
- Enter New Dimensions: Type your desired width or height in pixels. If "Maintain aspect ratio" is checked, the other dimension will update automatically.
- Download Your Image: Adjust the optional quality slider to balance file size and quality, then click "Download" to save your resized image instantly.
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Powerful Features for Perfect Sizing
- Pixel-Perfect Control: Enter exact width and height dimensions for precise results.
- Aspect Ratio Lock: Avoid stretched or squashed images by automatically maintaining the original proportions.
- Adjustable Quality: Use the slider to reduce file size for faster web performance, perfect for websites and email attachments.
- Secure & Private: All resizing happens in your browser. Your images are never uploaded to our servers.
- Broad Format Support: Resize the most common image formats: **JPG/JPEG, PNG, and WebP**.
- 100% Free: Unlimited use, no watermarks, and no sign-up required. Ever.
Perfect for Every Need
Use our resizer to prepare images for any platform or project:
- Web Performance: Shrink large images to speed up your website or blog's loading times.
- Social Media: Meet the exact dimension requirements for profile pictures, banners, and posts.
- Email: Reduce image file sizes to avoid attachment limits.
- Documents & Presentations: Ensure your images fit perfectly into your reports and slideshows.
- Online Forms: Resize photos to comply with application upload size limits.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Will resizing my image reduce its quality?
Making an image smaller (downsizing) generally maintains good quality. Making an image larger (upscaling) can result in a loss of sharpness or pixelation. Our tool's quality slider for JPEGs gives you control over the trade-off between file size and image clarity.
Are my images safe on this site?
Yes, 100%. Your images are processed directly in your web browser. They are never sent to or stored on our servers, ensuring your privacy is completely protected.