Free browser tool

Image Resizer

Set exact pixel dimensions, choose how a different aspect ratio is fitted, and export a new copy. Your image never leaves this browser.

Private by design

Resize to exact dimensions

Use a platform preset, a percentage, or custom pixels. Nothing is uploaded.

Free image resizer in your browser

Enter exact dimensions, resize by percentage, or choose a common canvas. Keep the aspect ratio locked for custom sizes. When the output shape differs from the source, choose a centered crop, fit the whole image with empty space, or deliberately stretch it.

Choose a starting point

Match exact dimensions

Enter the required width or height and keep the aspect ratio locked when the destination accepts the source shape.

Prepare a social canvas

Choose a preset, then inspect the selected fit method. Crop to fill is the default because it avoids distortion, but it can trim the edges.

Make a scaled copy

Use a percentage to reduce or enlarge both dimensions together. Enlargement creates more output pixels but cannot recover source detail.

Representative browser test

On August 12, 2026, we tested JPEG, PNG, and WebP exports in a Chromium browser on macOS with retained first-party geometry charts.

  • A 2160 x 2160 WebP exported at 50% to 1080 x 1080 WebP (26.2 KB).
  • A 2560 x 1440 WebP exported at 200% to 5120 x 2880 WebP (96.1 KB).
  • The five working canvases exported at their stated dimensions: 1080 x 1080, 1080 x 1350, 1200 x 627, 1500 x 500, and 1280 x 720.
  • A transparent 900 x 600 PNG retained transparency in PNG output; JPEG output used a white background.

The retained outputs verify these dimensions, formats, and fit behaviors for the stated fixtures. They do not prove recovered detail, universal file sizes, or platform upload acceptance.

How to use this tool

  1. Choose a JPEG, PNG, or WebP image from your device.
  2. Use a percentage, enter exact dimensions, or select a common canvas. Keep the aspect ratio locked unless the output requires a different shape.
  3. For a different shape, choose Crop to fill, Fit whole image, or Stretch to exact size; then inspect the preview result and download a separate copy.
Privacy: Processing happens with browser APIs. The selected image is not sent to Mend Pixels or a third-party image service.

Important limits

The resizer does not identify a subject or choose a smart crop. A centered crop can remove content near the edges, Fit whole image can add transparent or white space, and Stretch can distort geometry. Output is limited to 8,000 pixels per side and 16 million pixels in total. Enlarging does not restore missing detail; JPEG and WebP exports are lossy.

Frequently asked questions

How do I resize without stretching?

Keep the aspect ratio locked for a custom size. If the destination needs a different shape, use Crop to fill and inspect the trimmed edges, or Fit whole image and accept empty space.

Does making an image larger improve its detail?

No. The export has more pixels, but resizing alone cannot recover information that was not captured in the source.

Which social media size should I choose?

Start with the destination aspect ratio and its current official guidance. The built-in canvases are convenient working sizes, not a guarantee that every platform will display the file without another crop.

Is my image uploaded?

No. Decoding, drawing, encoding, preview, and download use browser APIs on this device.