Image Resizer

Resize images with multiple fit options and format conversion

Upload Image

Resize Settings

Output

Upload an image and click "Resize Image" to see the result

Complete Guide to Image Resizing

What is Image Resizing?

Image resizing is the process of changing the dimensions (width and height) of a digital image. This essential image editing technique allows you to optimize images for different purposes, from web optimization to social media posts, email attachments, and print materials.

How to Use the Image Resizer

  1. Upload Your Image: Click "Choose Image" and select any image file (JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF)
  2. Set Dimensions: Enter your desired width and height in pixels, or use the aspect ratio lock to maintain proportions
  3. Choose Fit Mode: Select how the image should be resized (see fit modes below)
  4. Select Output Format: Choose between JPEG, PNG, WebP, or GIF
  5. Process: Click "Resize Image" to apply the transformation
  6. Download: Save your resized image to your device

Understanding Fit Modes

Cover Mode

Fills the entire target dimensions by cropping excess areas. Best for thumbnails and profile pictures where you need exact dimensions.

Contain Mode

Fits the entire image within the target dimensions while maintaining aspect ratio. May add padding. Perfect for product images.

Fill Mode

Stretches or compresses the image to exactly match target dimensions. Use when exact dimensions are critical regardless of distortion.

Inside Mode

Resizes to fit inside the dimensions, ensuring the image is never larger than specified. Ideal for responsive web images.

Outside Mode

Resizes to fit outside the dimensions, ensuring the image is never smaller than specified. Great for background images.

Output Format Guide

JPEG (.jpg)

Best for photographs and images with many colors. Offers excellent compression with smaller file sizes. No transparency support.

PNG (.png)

Lossless compression with transparency support. Perfect for logos, graphics, and images requiring transparency. Larger file sizes.

WebP (.webp)

Modern format with superior compression and quality. Supports both lossy and lossless compression plus transparency. Best for web use.

GIF (.gif)

Supports animation and transparency. Limited to 256 colors. Best for simple graphics and animated images.

Common Use Cases

  • Social Media: Resize images to platform-specific dimensions (Instagram: 1080x1080, Facebook: 1200x630, Twitter: 1200x675)
  • Website Optimization: Reduce image dimensions to improve page load speed and SEO performance
  • Email Attachments: Shrink large images to meet email size limits
  • Profile Pictures: Create square avatars for various platforms
  • Thumbnails: Generate smaller preview images for galleries
  • Print Materials: Resize images to specific print dimensions

Best Practices

  • Maintain Aspect Ratio: Use the aspect ratio lock to prevent image distortion
  • Start with High Quality: Always resize from the highest quality source image available
  • Don't Upscale: Avoid enlarging images beyond their original size to prevent quality loss
  • Choose the Right Format: Use JPEG for photos, PNG for graphics with transparency, WebP for web optimization
  • Preview Before Download: Always check the resized image before downloading
  • Keep Originals: Save a copy of your original image before resizing

Technical Details

Our image resizer uses advanced algorithms to maintain image quality during the resizing process. The tool supports images up to 10,000 pixels in either dimension and processes everything client-side for privacy and speed. All resizing operations preserve EXIF data when possible and use high-quality interpolation methods.

Privacy & Security

Your images are processed securely and never stored on our servers. All resizing happens in real-time, and your original files remain private on your device. We don't collect, store, or share any of your images.