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Resize Image Online

Resize JPG, PNG, and WebP images by pixels or percentage in your browser, then download a new copy.

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ABOUT THIS TOOL

Change image dimensions for any destination

Every platform has its own size expectations: marketplaces want square product photos, forms cap upload dimensions, email signatures need small logos, and websites load faster with right-sized images. Resizing sets the exact pixel dimensions (or a percentage) so the image fits its destination.

This tool resizes JPG, PNG, and WebP images in your browser to the width and height you enter, or by percentage. Two things worth knowing: resizing changes dimensions, and file size usually follows, but the two are not the same operation — pair resizing with compression when you need both. And enlarging a small image cannot add detail that was never captured.

FROM JPG / PNG / WebP → TO Resized image

How to use it

01

Choose a supported image up to the displayed limit.

02

Enter the width and height you need, or use the percentage resize option.

03

Download the resized copy and keep the original as a backup.

USE CASES

When this tool is useful

Changing a photo to a required pixel size

Scaling an image by percentage before sharing

WHY THIS TOOL

Exact pixel dimensions or percentage scaling, your choice.

Instant local results with the original left untouched.

Works across JPG, PNG, and WebP without installing an editor.

PRACTICAL TIPS

Before you start

  • Find the destination's required dimensions first (for example 1200×1200) and resize to exactly those numbers.
  • Keep the aspect ratio locked unless you intentionally want to stretch; mismatched width/height distorts the picture.
  • Downsize before compressing for the smallest final file; upscale never — it only blurs.
FAQ / RESIZE-IMAGE

Frequently asked questions

Does resizing upload my image?

No. The available resize path runs in your browser.

Can I resize by percentage?

Yes. The image workspace includes a percentage-based resize mode.

Will resizing crop my image?

The resize mode changes dimensions; use the dedicated crop mode when you need to remove an area.