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Resize images online by pixels

Set an exact image width and height or keep the original aspect ratio. Resize one image at a time in your browser, free and without a watermark.

OPEN. ADJUST. DOWNLOAD.

Your image, ready for what’s next.

● Processing stays on your device
ONE IMAGE AT A TIME

Drop an image. Make it yours.

JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP or AVIF · Up to 20 MB

No account. No watermark. No detour through a server.
Ready when you are. Your image stays in this browser.

ONE RECIPE. SEVERAL IMAGES.

Prepare a small batch.

Up to 10 images and 100 MB combined. Resize without upscaling, convert, then download a ZIP. Processing stays on this device. Animations become a still frame; JPEG uses a white background.

How to resize an image

  1. Open your image and check its original pixel dimensions.
  2. Enter an output width. Keep the aspect ratio locked to avoid stretching.
  3. Choose a format and prepare the download. Review the preview before saving.

Try this

Resize a product photo to 1200 pixels wide for a listing. The locked ratio calculates a matching height automatically.

Before you start

Enlarging an image does not recover missing detail. Output is limited to 8192 pixels per side and 16 million pixels in total.

20 MB / 32 megapixel input limit. One active image at a time. Download before closing the tab.

Common questions

How do I resize without stretching a photo?

Keep the aspect ratio locked and enter one dimension. The other dimension follows the original proportions. Crop first if you need a different shape.

Can I make a small image sharp by enlarging it?

Increasing pixel dimensions cannot recover detail absent from the original. Start with a larger source image when possible and inspect the preview before downloading.

Your image stays on your device

Image decoding and export happen in your browser. Optional cloud presets save settings, not the image itself. Choose an output format, inspect the before-and-after result, then download before closing the tab.

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