Prepare website images
Set a suitable width for blog photos, product images, and other website content.
Set a suitable width for blog photos, product images, and other website content.
Enter the dimensions required by an upload form. Keep proportions, or turn the ratio lock off when exact width and height matter.
Apply one set of dimensions or the same percentage to multiple images, then download them together.
Leave Keep aspect ratio enabled. When you edit a dimension, the other is calculated from the selected image. Each image fits within the resulting width and height limits. Turn the lock off only if you want to stretch the image to exact dimensions.
Yes. Add up to 20 images and apply the same settings to all of them. With the aspect ratio locked, images with different proportions may have different output dimensions. Check each image's size before resizing, then download the results individually or together as a ZIP.
Making an image smaller removes pixels. Enlarging it adds interpolated pixels and may look softer; this tool does not use AI to restore detail. JPEG and WebP quality settings can also affect the result. Review the resized image before downloading.
This tool changes pixel dimensions, not a target file size. The final size depends on the image content, output format, and quality setting. The actual file size is shown after resizing.
You can add JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC and HEIF files, up to 10 MB each. Download as JPG, PNG or WebP. Animated PNG or WebP files are exported as a still image; animation is not preserved. GIF, SVG and other input formats are not supported.
Choose PNG or WebP to retain transparency. JPEG does not support transparent pixels, so they are filled with the background color you select when choosing JPEG output.
Each output can be up to 8,192 pixels wide or high, with a maximum of about 33.5 million pixels in total. Percentage resizing supports 1% to 400%, within those output limits. Very large images may still exceed the memory available on your device.