Make your images fit wherever they go. Free, with no account or uploads.
Drop images to resize
Add one image or a whole batch. You can also paste an image with ⌘V or Ctrl+V.
JPEG
PNG
WebP
AVIF
HEIC
GIF
BMP
TIFF
SVG
JPEG XL
Stays on your device · up to 50 images, 50 MB and 50 megapixels each
What you can do
Resize a whole batchUp to 50 images with one set of settings, downloaded together as a ZIP.
Any size, any unitPixels, percent, megapixels, or inches and centimetres at a print resolution. Presets for social, web, screens, print and icons.
Crop without losing the subjectDrag each picture inside its frame, pick a position, or let Smart focus find the interesting part.
Responsive setsExport several widths at once with ready-to-paste srcset HTML.
A little help along the way
Watch the tour, or follow the same steps below. Every option is explained underneath.
1 min 30 s, no sound. On-screen captions describe each step; the same steps are written out here.
1Add your imagesDrop up to 50 images, choose them, paste with ⌘V or Ctrl+V, or try the samples. JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, HEIC, GIF, BMP, TIFF, ICO, SVG and JPEG XL all work.
2Choose a sizeType a width and height, pick a preset for social, web, screens, print or icons, or resize by one side, a percentage or megapixels.
3Decide how it fitsCrop to fill, fit with padding, fit inside or stretch. For crops, drag each picture in the preview, pick a position, or use Smart focus.
4Print sizes and several sizesSwitch units to inches, cm or mm with a print resolution, or export a responsive set of widths with ready-to-paste srcset HTML.
5Set the outputKeep the original format or convert to WebP, AVIF, JPEG or PNG, choose a quality, and name files with placeholders.
6DownloadSave one image, or everything as a ZIP. Your images never leave your device.
Every option explained
Dimensions
Set both sides for an exact frame, or just one to keep each image's own proportions. Keep proportions fills in the other side from the selected image. Swap exchanges width and height.
Width, Height, Longest side, Shortest side
Every image gets the same value on that side and keeps its proportions. Longest side is the usual choice for mixed portrait and landscape photos.
Percent and Megapixels
Scale everything by the same percentage, or to a total pixel count such as 2 megapixels.
Presets
Recommended sizes for social posts, link previews, screens, prints and icons. Social sizes come from public guides and can change, so check the platform if a size matters. Story presets show the areas apps usually cover.
Units and print resolution
Pixels, percent, inches, centimetres or millimetres. Physical units use the print resolution: 4 × 6 in at 300 DPI is 1200 × 1800 px. JPEG and PNG files store that resolution; WebP and AVIF cannot.
Fit
Crop to fill trims what does not fit. Fit with padding shows the whole picture on a white, black, transparent, custom or blurred background. Fit inside and Cover at least keep proportions without cropping or padding. Stretch can distort.
Focus
For crops, choose one of nine positions, drag the picture inside the frame, or use the arrow keys (hold Shift for bigger steps). Smart focus looks for detail, colour and skin tones in each image. Dragging adjusts only the selected image.
Allow enlarging
Turn it off to leave images that are already smaller than the target untouched. Enlarging adds pixels, not detail.
Several sizes
Makes one file per width from every image, up to 12 widths, and writes the img and srcset HTML for the selected image.
Format, quality and file names
Balanced searches for the smallest file that still measures close to the resized image; High, Small file, Lossless (PNG and WebP) and Custom are also available. File names accept {name}, {width}, {height}, {format}, {index} and {preset}.
Advanced options
Resampling (Auto, Lanczos, Magic Kernel Sharp, Mitchell, Catmull-Rom, Bilinear, Nearest for pixel art), sharpening after shrinking, and rounding sizes to even numbers or multiples of 8.
Limits and privacy
Up to 50 images per batch, each up to 50 MB and 50 megapixels; outputs up to 16,383 px per side. Animated files use their first frame. Everything runs in your browser, and metadata such as location is removed.