Exact, predictable sizing
Use precise pixel dimensions, proportional percentage scaling, familiar aspect ratios, or ready-made social and display presets.
Resize to exact pixels or percentages, lock an aspect ratio, position a crop, or start from a practical preset.
JPEG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF · Maximum 25 MB
Upload an image to set exact dimensions, lock an aspect ratio, choose a preset, and control the crop.
Choose the output frame first, then decide whether the image should fill it, fit inside it, or match it exactly. The processed preview shows the real exported result.
Choose a static JPG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF image up to 25 MB.
Enter exact dimensions or a percentage, lock the aspect ratio, and choose crop, fit, or stretch.
Set the crop focus and zoom, preview the processed result, then download it in your preferred format.
Use precise pixel dimensions, proportional percentage scaling, familiar aspect ratios, or ready-made social and display presets.
Choose the important part of the image with a draggable focal point, nine-position grid, and crop zoom before processing.
Sharp and libvips apply auto-orientation, Lanczos resampling, colour handling, and format-native JPG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF encoding.
When the lock is active, changing the width automatically updates the height and vice versa. You can use the original ratio, select a common ratio, or unlock the dimensions for a custom shape.
Crop fills the requested size and removes pixels outside the selected frame. Fit keeps the complete image and adds canvas space when ratios differ. Stretch forces the image to the exact shape and can distort it.
Yes. Percentage mode scales both dimensions from the original image, from 1% to 500%, while preserving its original aspect ratio.
Yes. Click or drag on the image to set the crop focus, use the nine-position focus grid for precise alignment, and zoom further into the source when needed.
No. Upscaling creates more pixels but cannot restore detail that was not present in the source. The tool warns when the requested output is larger than the original.
The resizer accepts static JPEG, PNG, WebP, and AVIF images. It can keep the original format or export JPG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF. Animated images are rejected rather than silently losing frames.
No. The image is processed for the current request and returned immediately. Uploads and results are not saved to a database or permanent server storage.
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