Batch resize to exact pixels with crisp edges—ready for web, ads and marketplaces.
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Resize images to exact pixel dimensions or percentages while keeping them ready for web, ads, and marketplaces.
Add the image you need to resize from your device or by dropping it into the page.
Set the target width and height, choose a preset, or scale by percentage while preserving proportions.
Save the resized image for your website, campaign, store listing, or social channel.
Change image size by pixels or percentage for websites, ads, avatars, product feeds, email templates and CMS uploads while preserving the full frame.
Lock the aspect ratio for natural scaling or set custom dimensions when social media, ecommerce marketplaces or ad platforms require a specific size.
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Image resizer guide
The image resizer changes pixel dimensions while keeping the full frame. Use it when a platform asks for a specific width, height or file size workflow, such as ad placements, product feeds, profile photos or website cards.
Start with a file larger than the final size when possible. Scaling down usually preserves quality better than scaling up.
Keep aspect ratio locked for natural scaling, or enter exact dimensions when a platform requires them.
Download the resized image and use compression afterward if you also need a smaller file size.
Resize changes image dimensions. Compress reduces file weight. For the smallest file, crop or resize first, then compress the final dimensions. This avoids wasting bytes on pixels you will not display.
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