What is an image resizer?
An image resizer changes a picture's width, height, file format, or compression so it fits a website, social post, email, profile, or upload requirement.
Free Tool
An image resizer is a free browser tool that changes a picture's dimensions, file format, and compression so it fits websites, social posts, emails, profiles, and upload requirements.
Upload an image, resize by pixels, percentage, or preset social dimensions, then export JPG, PNG, or WebP without sending the file to a server.
Upload an image to begin.
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FAQ
An image resizer changes a picture's width, height, file format, or compression so it fits a website, social post, email, profile, or upload requirement.
No. The image is opened and resized in your browser with canvas, so your file is not uploaded to Code Card.
Yes. Choose percent mode to scale the original image from 10% to 200% while keeping the same aspect ratio.
You can export the resized image as JPG, PNG, or WebP. JPG and WebP include a quality slider for smaller files.
Keep aspect-ratio lock enabled when entering custom pixel dimensions, or use percent scaling to preserve the original proportions.