Image Resizer
Resize one or many images by pixels, percentage or ready-made presets with aspect ratio, fit and no-upscale controls.
Image Resizer: Image Resizer changes image dimensions by pixels, percentage or common presets while controlling aspect ratio, crop behavior and output format.
Image Resizer
About Image Resizer
Image Resizer changes image dimensions for websites, marketplaces, profile pictures, presentations and document uploads. You can enter exact pixel dimensions, resize by percentage or choose a common preset. Batch mode applies the same settings to several pictures, which is useful when preparing a consistent product catalogue or social campaign.
Keep aspect ratio enabled when the image should not look stretched. Contain fits the complete image within the requested box, cover fills the box by cropping the edges, and stretch forces the exact width and height. The no-upscale option prevents a small source image from being enlarged beyond its original dimensions, helping avoid unnecessary blur. Select JPG, PNG or WebP output and choose suitable quality. Check important framing after cover mode, because automatic cropping may remove content near an edge.
How to use Image Resizer
- 1Select one or more supported images.
- 2Choose pixels, percentage or a preset size.
- 3Set contain, cover or stretch and decide whether to lock aspect ratio.
- 4Choose output format and quality, then resize.
- 5Review the dimensions and download the files or ZIP.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between contain and cover?
Contain shows the whole image inside the target area. Cover fills the area and may crop edges.
Should I enable aspect ratio?
Enable it for most photographs and logos to prevent stretching.
What does no upscale mean?
It prevents the tool from enlarging an image beyond its original pixel dimensions.
Can I resize multiple images at once?
Yes. Batch processing applies the selected dimensions and format to all chosen images.