Image Resizer
Batch resize by width, height, percent or exact dimensions — with fit, stretch or pad modes.
Image & design tools
Drop images here or browse
Multiple files at once — batch mode.
Target width — height follows, ratio kept.
Recommended — enlarging adds no detail. Those files download unchanged.
JPG and WebP only. PNG is always lossless.
Appended before the extension. Empty = keep the original name.
Shrinking keeps quality; enlarging just makes bigger pixels. That's why "skip smaller images" is on by default — uncheck it only when you need a fixed output size regardless.
How it works
Drop your images
One or fifty — remove any file from the list with its ✕ button.
Pick target & mode
Width, height, percent or exact box. For exact: pad, crop or stretch. Every file shows before → after live.
Download all
Files keep your names with your chosen suffix, in your chosen format.
Resizer — FAQ
What's the difference between Fit & pad, Cover & crop, and Stretch?
Fit & pad keeps the whole image visible inside the exact box and fills the leftover space with the pad color — like a framed photo. Cover & crop fills the box completely and trims whatever sticks out — like a social-media avatar. Stretch forces the exact box and distorts the ratio — use only for backgrounds.
Can it make images bigger?
It can, but it shouldn't — upscaling adds no detail, just bigger pixels. That's why "skip smaller images" is on by default; uncheck it if you really need a specific output size.
Does it re-compress my JPGs?
Only as much as your quality setting allows — 92% is visually indistinguishable from the original. If you need pixel-perfect, output PNG (lossless path).
Instagram / social sizes?
Use the preset buttons: 1080 covers Instagram posts, 1280 covers Twitter/X and Facebook, 1920 for full-width website heroes.