Resize an image or a batch
Something has to fit a box: a profile picture, a slot on a page, a print size. Scale by a percentage, or type the width and height you were given. Your files stay on your computer.
Free, no account needed, and your file stays on your device.
Drop files here
JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, AVIF and SVG. Up to 50 MB each, 30 files at a time.
In three steps
- 1Add your images from your device.
- 2Choose Percentage or Pixels, then set the size.
- 3Press Resize and download the new files.
What you get
Clean at small sizes
Big reductions are done in stages, which is what keeps text and thin lines from looking chewed up.
Fit, or stretch on purpose
Keep proportions on and each image is fitted inside the size you typed. Turn it off to stretch to exact numbers.
You see the result first
A line under the control tells you what the first image will become, so you can check before running.
Questions
- Can I make an image bigger?
- Up to four times, but enlarging cannot invent detail the original does not hold, so expect something softer. For a genuinely larger picture, start from a bigger source.
- Will it crop my photo?
- No, nothing is cut off. With proportions kept, the picture is scaled to fit inside the size you asked for, so it can end up shorter or narrower than those numbers.
- Does this work on my phone?
- Yes, and the same page works on a tablet or a laptop. Very large pictures can be too much for an older phone to hold, so try a few at a time.
Got what you needed? There is more
A free account keeps your files in one place, 5 GB of them, and hands you credits every month to make new ones. Images, video, voiceover, 3D: it is all in there for when a quick fix is not enough.