Image Resize

Resize images to exact width and height with an optional aspect-ratio lock.

About Image Resize

Resizing changes an image's pixel dimensions - useful when a photo is too large for an avatar, a banner needs an exact width, or an upload form caps the resolution. This tool sets new width and height precisely, with an optional lock to keep proportions.

Upload an image, enter the target width and height, and decide whether to keep the aspect ratio. With the ratio locked, setting one dimension scales the other automatically so the image is not stretched. Downscaling keeps images sharp; upscaling enlarges pixels and can look soft.

Common targets include profile pictures, thumbnails, social media sizes, and web layouts that expect specific dimensions. To make the file smaller without changing dimensions, use Compress Image instead; the two tools are often used together.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between resize and compress?

Resize changes pixel dimensions; compress reduces file size while keeping the same dimensions.

How do I avoid stretching my image?

Keep the aspect ratio locked so width and height scale together.

Can I make an image larger?

Yes, but enlarging adds no new detail and can look soft; downscaling preserves sharpness.

Which formats are supported?

Common formats such as JPG, PNG and WebP can be resized.

Will resizing reduce the file size too?

Usually yes, because fewer pixels mean less data, but for big savings combine it with Compress Image.