Image Resizer & Cropper
Resize images by pixels or percentage, lock the aspect ratio, crop, or pick a common preset.
Processed locally
Drop a file here
JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP · up to 50.00 MB · or paste
Stays on your device
Instructions
How to use it
- 01Drop an image or paste one from your clipboard.
- 02Optionally choose a crop ratio and drag the box or its corners to frame the shot.
- 03Set the output width and height (the lock keeps proportions), a percentage, or a preset.
- 04Pick PNG, JPG or WebP and download.
About
What it does
Most image problems come down to size: a banner that's the wrong shape, a photo too big for an upload form, a profile picture that needs to be square. This tool crops and resizes in one place, with a live preview.
Drag the crop box (or pick a ratio like 1:1 or 16:9), then set the output size in pixels or as a percentage. Presets cover common social media and web sizes.
Settings explained
- Crop
- Free, or locked to a ratio. You can also type exact pixel values for the crop area.
- Pixels / Percent
- Pixels for exact sizes required by a site; percent to scale down proportionally (e.g. 50%).
- Aspect lock
- Keeps the crop's proportions when you change one side, so the image isn't stretched.
- Presets
- Instagram, stories, Facebook/LinkedIn posts, YouTube thumbnails, Full HD and favicon sizes. They crop to fit.
Good for
- Making a square profile picture
- Resizing a photo to exact dimensions for a form or marketplace
- Cropping a screenshot to the important part
- Producing a 1280×720 thumbnail or 1080×1080 social post
Questions, answered
- Will resizing reduce quality?
- Making an image smaller keeps it sharp. Making it larger than the original can't add detail, so it may look soft. The tool warns you when you enlarge.
- How do I resize without stretching?
- Keep the aspect lock on. To change the shape, crop to the new ratio first, then resize.
- What's the largest size I can make?
- Browsers can't draw canvases beyond about 16,384 pixels per side, and phones have lower limits. The tool tells you if a size is too large.
- Are my images uploaded?
- No. Cropping and resizing happen in your browser.
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