Six powerful image tools in one place. Resize, convert, compress, enhance with AI, crop, and watermark your images entirely inside your browser. No account. No upload. No trace.
Drag & drop images here to begin
You can also paste images from your clipboard (Ctrl+V)
Enter a precise width and height in pixels or scale your image by a percentage. Need it at exactly 1200 by 630 pixels for a blog thumbnail? Done in seconds.
Toggle aspect ratio lock and the tool automatically calculates the correct height when you change the width, and vice versa. No more stretched or squashed images.
One-click presets for the most common sizes. Instagram Square at 1080x1080, Twitter Header at 1500x500, Facebook Cover at 820x312, HD at 1280x720 and 4K at 3840x2160. Always up to date with current platform requirements.
Drop multiple images into the workspace, select them all, set your target dimensions and resize the whole batch in one operation. Download everything as a ZIP file when done.
Drag your file into the workspace or click to browse. Supports JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, AVIF, BMP, TIFF and GIF
Enter width and height in pixels, type a percentage like 50%, or click a preset button for common social media dimensions
Preview the resized image with the before and after viewer then download your file
Skip the sliders entirely and type your resize instruction directly:
resize 1920x1080 resize 50% resize width 1200 resize instagram resize 4k
Chain it with other operations too — resize 800x600 | convert webp | compress 80 runs all three steps at once.
Resizing runs entirely in your browser. Your images are never uploaded to any server.
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Read the guide →Reducing an image slightly from its original size keeps quality sharp. The tool uses bicubic resampling by default which produces clean edges. Avoid enlarging images significantly as that will introduce some softness regardless of the method used.
Instagram Square is 1080x1080 pixels. For portrait posts use 1080x1350. For stories and reels use 1080x1920. Use the preset buttons for the most common sizes.
Yes. Resizing a PNG keeps the transparent background intact as long as you export it as PNG.
Drop all your images into the workspace, select them in the file list, set your target dimensions and click apply. The bulk operation resizes every selected file to the same size.
Enable aspect ratio lock and the tool calculates the correct height automatically based on your image's original proportions.
No server-side limits. Very large images depend on your device's available memory. Most modern devices handle images up to 50 megapixels without issue.
