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Image Resize

Change an image to specific pixel dimensions, with optional aspect-ratio preservation. Export PNG, JPEG, or supported WebP and check the actual output dimensions.

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JPG / PNG / WEBP · 16 MiB per image · 8 megapixels

Choose a JPG / PNG / WEBP file from your device. Content is validated locally; files are never uploaded.

Conversion settings

PNG has no quality slider. Alpha is retained; file size can increase.

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Local processing only. No uploads or permanent storage. Cancellation stops queued work; an active native codec may finish first.

Know your formats

Supported formats and limitations

Accepted formats are checked from file contents. Native browser codec support is required. Only still images are supported.

Input formats
JPGPNGWEBP
Output formats
JPGPNGWEBP
  • Upscaling cannot recreate missing detail. Aspect-locked dimensions are rounded to whole pixels.
  • Output is limited to 8192px per edge and 8 megapixels. Metadata and original encoding settings are not preserved.

Enter the desired width or height and keep the aspect-ratio box selected to calculate the other edge. Turning it off lets you set both dimensions and can stretch the image. PNG avoids lossy encoding, while JPG and WebP expose quality settings. Enlargement adds pixels without recreating fine detail.

Limits: 16 MiB per file, 8192px per edge, 8 megapixels. Batch input is limited to 8 files / 32 MiB, and retained batch outputs to 64 MiB. Metadata is discarded; color profiles and HDR may change.

A local workflow

How to use this converter

Your file contents stay in the browser as you work.

  1. Choose an image.

  2. Enter bounded dimensions and choose whether to preserve the aspect ratio.

  3. Review the resized image and export a supported format.

A little more clarity

Frequently asked questions

Is resizing the same as changing print DPI?

No. Resizing changes pixel dimensions; print resolution metadata is a separate concern.

Is Image Resize available now?

This tool runs locally with JavaScript enabled. Check its supported formats and size limits before converting.