Resize images
Set pixel dimensions for your next upload or layout. Decide whether you need different dimensions, a smaller file, or both.
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Ready when you areDrop your images here
One photo or a whole batch. We’ll take it from here.
or drag and drop · up to 30 images50 MB per image · 200 MB per batch · Static JPG / PNG output
Your images, ready for what’s next.
Find your next image tool.
Compress images
Find a lighter file that fits your limit.
JPG to PNG
When your next tool asks for PNG, create a copy of your JPG or JPEG. Keep the current image content without automatic retouching.
PNG to JPG
A practical format for everyday sharing.
Rotate images
Give your images the right orientation.
Three small steps. You’re all set.
- 01
Check the original size
Add an image and note its pixel dimensions. Keep the destination’s requirements handy.
- 02
Set your dimensions
Enter the size you need. Leave one side empty to keep proportions, or choose how the image fits a fixed width and height.
- 03
Review the proportions
Check the actual dimensions. Inspect text and graphics at their final viewing size before saving.
Pixels and file size are different
Width and height measure pixel dimensions; KB measures storage size. Fewer pixels can help, but dimensions alone cannot predict the final file size.
Choose how the image fits
With both dimensions set, fit adds padding, fill crops the image to the target box, and stretch changes its proportions. Leave one dimension empty to preserve the original ratio. Check the result before saving.
Save a copy for the task
Keep the original and a resized version. This is standard resizing, not AI upscaling, and does not guarantee a platform will approve the image.
Will smaller dimensions always make a smaller file?
Fewer pixels reduce the data to encode, but format and quality also matter. Check the actual output size.
Can this make a small image sharper?
Standard resizing cannot create reliable detail missing from the source. Enlargement may look blurry. AI upscaling is not included.
Does resizing remove backgrounds?
No. The whole image is resized. PNG can keep existing transparency but does not identify and remove a background.
What dimensions do I need for 200 KB?
There is no universal answer. Equal dimensions can produce different sizes. Use compression to set a target and check the output.