Images & Files

Image Resizer

Resize PNG, JPG and WebP images to exact pixel dimensions or by percentage — with optional aspect ratio lock to avoid distortion. All processing happens in your browser.

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Common Image Sizes Reference

Use caseRecommended sizeAspect ratio
Web hero / banner1920×1080px16:9
Open Graph / Twitter card1200×630px1.91:1
Twitter / X header1500×500px3:1
LinkedIn cover photo1584×396px4:1
Instagram post (square)1080×1080px1:1
Email header600×200px3:1
Favicon32×32px1:1
App icon (iOS/Android)1024×1024px1:1

How to Use It

1

Open the tool

Go to Images & Files and scroll to the Image Resizer.

2

Upload your image

Upload a PNG, JPG or WebP image. The original dimensions are shown once loaded.

3

Set target dimensions

Enter width and height in pixels, or set a percentage to scale proportionally. Enable aspect ratio lock to prevent distortion.

4

Download the result

Download the resized image in PNG, JPG or WebP format.

Pro Tips

💡Always resize from the original high-resolution image, not from a previously resized version — each resize loses information. Keep your originals untouched.
💡For retina displays, export at 2× the CSS display size. A 400px wide image in CSS needs a 800px source file to look sharp on retina screens.
💡Use WebP format for web output — it is typically 25–35% smaller than JPEG at the same visual quality, and is supported by all modern browsers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does resizing reduce image quality?
Scaling down preserves quality well. Scaling up causes blurriness — pixels are interpolated. Always work from the largest original available.
Should I lock the aspect ratio?
Yes, unless you need a different aspect ratio intentionally. Unlocking it and entering different proportions will stretch or squash the image.
What format should I save in?
WebP for web (smallest at same quality). PNG for transparency. JPEG for photos where file size matters and transparency isn't needed.
What are common image sizes for social media?
OG/Twitter card: 1200×630. Instagram square: 1080×1080. Twitter header: 1500×500. LinkedIn cover: 1584×396. See the full table above.

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