Image Resizer

Our image resizer supports all common image formats including JPG, JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP, and BMP. You can upload any of these formats and the resizer will process them while maintaining quality.

Simply check the "Maintain aspect ratio" box when resizing. This ensures your image won't be stretched or distorted. When you enter either width or height, the other dimension will automatically adjust to maintain the original proportions.

Our online image resizer can handle files up to 10MB in size. For optimal performance and faster processing, we recommend compressing very large images before resizing them.

Our resizer uses high-quality interpolation algorithms to maintain image quality during resizing. When reducing image size, some quality loss is unavoidable, but we minimize this using advanced scaling techniques. For best results when enlarging images, start with high-resolution source files.

Currently, our tool processes one image at a time to ensure optimal quality and performance. For batch processing, you'll need to resize images individually, but the process is quick and straightforward for each image.

Common social media dimensions include: Instagram posts (1080x1080px), Facebook posts (1200x630px), Twitter images (1200x675px), and LinkedIn posts (1200x627px). Our resizer can help you achieve these exact dimensions for optimal display across platforms.

For print-quality images, maintain a resolution of 300 DPI (dots per inch). For example, a 4x6 inch print needs dimensions of 1200x1800 pixels. Our resizer helps you achieve these exact dimensions while maintaining image quality for optimal printing results.

After processing, you'll see a preview of your resized image and a download button. Click the button to save your resized image. The download starts automatically and saves the file in PNG format with your specified dimensions.

Yes! Our resizer is perfect for optimizing images for web use. Common website image dimensions include featured images (1200x628px), thumbnails (150x150px), and header images (1920x1080px). Resize your images to these dimensions for faster website loading and better display across devices.

There's no limit to how many times you can use our resizer. However, we recommend resizing from the original image rather than repeatedly resizing the same image, as each resize operation may affect image quality. Always keep your original high-resolution image for best results.