Scale images to exact pixel dimensions with fit options.
About this tool
Platforms and design systems often require precise widths and heights. Resizing scales the entire image to new pixel dimensions—unlike cropping, which removes parts of the frame. Use this when a spec sheet lists numbers, not percentages.
How to use
Upload your source image.
Enter target width and height in pixels.
Choose a fit mode (contain, cover, or stretch) appropriate for your layout.
Download the resized file.
File size limits
Resize to exact dimensions. Images up to 200MB.
Common use cases
Social media specs
Match Instagram, LinkedIn, or YouTube thumbnail dimensions without opening a desktop editor.
E-commerce listings
Normalise product photos to marketplace minimum and maximum sizes.
Documentation
Shrink screenshots for wikis and support articles while keeping text legible.
Tips
If you need to remove borders or focus on a subject, crop in an editor first, then resize to the final export dimensions so aspect ratio stays intentional.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between resize and compress?
Resize changes pixel dimensions. Compress keeps dimensions and reduces file size through encoding settings.
Can I upscale a small image?
You can, but upscaling cannot invent detail. Results may look soft; start from the largest source available.
Which formats are supported?
Common raster formats including JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, and TIFF within the image size limit.
Will aspect ratio be preserved?
Fit modes control whether the image is letterboxed, cropped to fill, or stretched to exact dimensions.