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Photo Resizer

Resize a photo to exact pixel dimensions, or to a target file size for an upload limit — no cropping, the whole image stays in frame.

Click or drop a photo hereJPG or PNG

Upload a photo to begin.

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Everything happens in your browser — your photo is never uploaded to a server.

When to resize vs. crop

Resizing changes how big the image is without changing what's in it — useful for meeting an upload limit or fitting a website layout. Cropping removes part of the image to change its framing or aspect ratio. If you need both, resize first, then use the Image Cropper if you also need to change the framing.

Locking the aspect ratio keeps your photo from looking stretched or squashed — turn it off only if you specifically need an exact width and height that don't match the original proportions.

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between this and the Image Cropper?

This tool scales the whole photo to a new size without cutting anything out. The Image Cropper removes part of the photo to change its framing.

Will resizing lower my photo's quality?

Making an image smaller rarely causes visible quality loss. Making it significantly larger than the original can look soft, since no new detail is being added.

How does the target file size option work?

The tool tries different compression levels and picks the highest quality version that still fits under the file size you set, in KB.