Free Online Tool

Image Resizer

Resize by pixels or percentage • Rotate & Flip • Convert format • 100% in browser

100% Private Instant Aspect Lock Rotate & Flip JPG / PNG / WebP
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Drop your image here
or click to browse
Supports JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP
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How to Use

  1. Upload an image — drag it onto the drop zone or click to browse. JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF and BMP are all supported.
  2. Pick a preset — choose a common size (Instagram, Full HD, Facebook OG…) or enter custom Width × Height values.
  3. Lock aspect ratio — click the padlock between the dimension inputs to keep proportions when you change one side.
  4. Scale by percentage — enter a scale % to resize relative to the original dimensions.
  5. Rotate / Flip — use the transform buttons to rotate 90° CW/CCW or mirror the image.
  6. Choose format & quality — JPEG/WebP for small files, PNG for transparency. Quality applies to JPEG and WebP.
  7. Click Resize Image — the output is generated entirely in your browser. Click Download to save.

Features

100% Private

Your image never leaves your browser. All processing happens locally using the Canvas API.

Smart Presets

One-click presets for Instagram, Facebook OG, Twitter/X header, Full HD, HD and more.

Rotate & Flip

Rotate 90°/180°/270° or mirror horizontally and vertically before downloading.

Format Conversion

Output as JPEG, PNG or WebP regardless of the original format. Choose quality for lossy formats.

FAQ

Will the image lose quality when resized?

Downscaling generally preserves quality well. Upscaling (making it larger) will introduce some blur. Use 90–100% quality for best results.

Can I resize to an exact file size?

Not directly, but lowering quality and/or dimensions reduces file size. Experiment with the quality slider and observe the output size in the comparison panel.

Does PNG support transparency?

Yes. Choose PNG format to keep transparent areas. JPEG and WebP will fill transparency with white.

Is there a file size limit?

There is no server-side limit — it all runs in your browser. Very large images (30 MB+) may be slow on low-end devices.