Image tool

Image Resizer

Change image dimensions for upload requirements, layout slots, product cards, and document workflows.

Resizing changes pixel dimensions. It is different from cropping and different from compression.

Change image pixel dimensions

Choose images

Up to 25 JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, HEIC or HEIF files, processed locally in your browser.

What to know

Width and height

Enter the target width and height, then download a resized copy that fits your destination.

Do not expect new detail

Making a small image larger does not create real new detail. It only stretches existing pixels.

Choose dimensions for the destination

Use the largest dimensions the destination will realistically display. A profile image may need only hundreds of pixels, while a full-width website photo may need more. Matching the destination avoids wasting storage and bandwidth on pixels that will never be shown.

Aspect ratio and upscaling

Keep aspect ratio locked to avoid stretching faces and shapes. Disable the no-upscale option only when larger pixel dimensions are required and you accept that no real detail will be added. For print or professional production, start from a higher-resolution source instead.

FAQ

Is resizing the same as compression?

No. Resizing changes pixel dimensions. Compression changes encoding quality or method.

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