Resize Image

Make images smaller by dimensions — set a maximum width or height, or scale by percentage. Free, private and in your browser, with batch support.

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Resize by width, height or percentage

Enter a Max width and/or Max height in pixels and your images scale down to fit, keeping their aspect ratio so nothing looks stretched. Prefer a quick proportion? Use the Scale option to shrink to 75%, 50% or 25% of the original. Images already smaller than your limit are left untouched.

Why resize?

Phone cameras produce 4000-pixel-wide photos that are far bigger than needed for a website, email or social post. Resizing to a sensible width (often 1280–1920 px) is usually the single biggest file-size saving you can make — pages load faster and uploads finish sooner. Combine it with compression for the smallest possible files.

How to resize an image

1. Click Open the resizer above. 2. Drop your images. 3. Set Max width/height or a Scale percentage. 4. Optionally choose a format and quality. 5. Download individually, all together, or as a ZIP — all on your device, nothing uploaded.

Resizing the smart way

Resizing is often the single biggest space saving. Setting a maximum width or height scales large photos down to what a website, profile picture or social post actually needs, which shrinks the file before any compression even starts. The aspect ratio is always kept, so nothing looks stretched.

Pick a target that matches where the image will be shown — for example 1600–2000 px wide for most web images, or smaller for thumbnails and avatars. Images already smaller than your limit are left untouched, and the whole process runs locally with nothing uploaded.

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