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Free Image Resizer Online

Resize an image online by entering a width, height or both in pixels. Keep its proportions with Fit, fill an exact canvas with Fill and crop, or use Stretch to match both dimensions.

  • JPEG
  • PNG
  • WebP
  • GIF
  • BMP
  • TIFF

Free image resizer

Upload and resize your image

Enter dimensions in pixels. Fit keeps the aspect ratio; fill crops; stretch changes the proportions. Images are uploaded for processing. Embedded EXIF and GPS metadata are removed from the output.

What you can do

Image Resizer features

Custom pixel dimensions

Enter a target width or height, or specify both for a custom image size.

Fit, fill or stretch

Keep proportions, crop to fill the canvas, or stretch to exact dimensions.

Resize JPG, PNG and WebP

GIF, BMP and TIFF are also supported, with a choice of output format.

Preview before downloading

Review the resized image and its output dimensions before saving.

Step by step

How to resize an image online

  1. Upload your image

    Choose a supported image file up to 25 MB.

  2. Set width and height

    Enter one or both pixel dimensions for Fit. Enter both for Fill and crop or Stretch.

  3. Resize and download

    Process the image and save the resized version to your device.

Good to know

Image Resizer settings and tips

Use the image resizer to prepare profile photos, product pictures, blog graphics and document images for a specified width and height. For example, enter 1080 by 1080 pixels with Fill and crop for a square image, or 1280 by 720 for a 16:9 canvas. Check the receiving website’s current requirements before choosing a size.

Fit scales the entire image proportionally inside your requested bounds. A 1600 by 800 image fitted inside 1000 by 1000 becomes 1000 by 500 pixels; it does not add a square border. Fill and crop produces the exact target size by cropping edges. Stretch produces the exact size by changing proportions.

Smaller pixel dimensions often reduce file size, but the output format and quality also matter. For a byte-size limit, compare the resized file and use the Image Compressor if necessary. Enlarging a small image increases the pixel count without restoring missing detail. Very large outputs may exceed the processing limits.

FAQ

Image Resizer FAQ

Upload the image, enter the target width and height, and choose Fill and crop or Stretch. Fill and crop preserves proportions by trimming edges; Stretch changes proportions to match the requested size.

Choose Fit and enter a width, height or both. The image scales proportionally. When you enter both dimensions, the result fits inside those bounds and may be smaller on one side.

Yes. Enter 1080 for both width and height and choose Fill and crop for an exact square. Choose Fit to keep the whole image; a rectangular source will then remain rectangular.

Resizing changes width and height in pixels. Compression changes how the image is encoded to reduce file size. Use both when an upload has separate dimension and file-size limits.

Upload one JPG/JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP or TIFF image up to 25 MB. Choose a supported output format. Large dimensions or many animation frames may exceed additional processing limits.

No. Increasing pixel dimensions cannot recover detail missing from the source. The Image Enhancer offers controlled sharpening and enlargement, but it cannot guarantee that a blurred photo becomes clear.