Resize Images Online in Pixels

Set image width and height in pixels, keep the aspect ratio if needed, and process multiple files in your browser.

Flexible Photo Resizing Features

Resize images by entering pixel dimensions. Keep the aspect-ratio lock on to preserve proportions.

Width and Height in Pixels

Enter the target width and height in pixels.

Aspect Ratio Preservation

Lock aspect ratios to automatically calculate proportional dimensions and avoid distorted photos.

Resize for Profile Images

Set suitable pixel dimensions for profile images without cropping.

Processing in Your Browser

Image processing runs strictly in your browser memory. Your files are never uploaded online.

How to Resize Images Online in 3 Steps

  1. Upload Photos

    Drag your JPG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF files into the workspace.

  2. Set Target Dimensions

    Enter the target width and height in pixels. Keep the aspect-ratio lock on to preserve proportions.

  3. Download Resized Photos

    Save resized images individually or download the batch as a ZIP archive.

Who Needs Image Resizing?

Essential tool for e-commerce, web development, and social publishing.

E-Commerce Sellers

Set consistent pixel dimensions for product images.

Website Owners & Bloggers

Downscale high-resolution camera photos to web-friendly sizes (e.g. 1200px) to boost PageSpeed.

Social Media Managers

Prepare graphics to fit exact platform post specifications for Instagram, Facebook, or X.

UI & App Developers

Generate scaled asset variations for mobile apps and web user interfaces.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will resizing stretch or distort my photos?

No. Keeping aspect ratio locking active automatically calculates proportional height when you change width.

Can this tool crop images into a square?

No. The Resize panel changes pixel dimensions but does not crop images.

Can I rotate or flip my images while resizing?

Yes, you can rotate photos by 90°, 180°, or flip them horizontally and vertically.

Are my images uploaded to any server?

No. All resizing operations take place locally inside your browser memory.

Is there a limit on how many images I can resize?

Yes, the resizer is free to use. How many images you can process at once depends on your device and browser.