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Resize Image

Resize a JPG, PNG or WebP image to a specific width and height with optional aspect lock.

Accepted

JPG, PNG, WebP

Limit

1 file · up to 10 MB

Result

Image → Image

Handling

Auto cleanup after 1h

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Max file size: 10MB

Max files per run: 1

Supported formats: JPG, PNG, WebP

Upload exactly one image (JPG, PNG or WebP), up to 10MB.

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Set the target width in pixels.

Set the target height in pixels.

Fit behavior: when preserve aspect ratio is On, leaving one field blank automatically calculates it. When Off, the image is resized exactly to the width and height values.

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Build a multi-step flow (compress, convert, resize, merge) and run it in one upload.

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How it works

1

Upload your image

Select a JPG, PNG, WebP, or GIF. Drag and drop or click to browse.

2

Enter target dimensions

Set width and/or height in pixels. Toggle aspect ratio lock to avoid distortion.

3

Download resized image

Get the resized image at the exact dimensions you specified.

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About Resize Image

Images from cameras or design tools arrive at resolutions far larger than any website needs: a 4000 × 3000 pixel photo weighs 3–5 MB, while a 1200 × 900 pixel version is visually identical in a browser but loads faster. This image resizer accepts a target width, height, or both, and scales the image accordingly. When only one dimension is set, the aspect ratio is locked automatically to prevent distortion. It supports JPG, PNG, WebP, and GIF, and outputs in the same format as the input. It is used by developers nor...

Resize a camera photo from 4000px wide to 1200px before uploading it to a blog CMS. Scale a profile picture down to the 400 × 400 pixels required by a specific platform. Resize a product image to a target width before testing its display in a product page layout. Normalize a batch of images received from photographers to a site's maximum width.

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📦 Supported formats 4 file types

JPG PNG WebP GIF

Frequently asked questions 3 answers

Upload one image, choose width/height (and optionally keep aspect ratio), then download the resized image.

Yes. You can resize images for free within the platform limits.

Runs are temporary. Uploaded files and outputs are deleted automatically after the retention period.