When to resize an image
Use this tool when a website, form, marketplace, blog, or social post needs a specific image size. It is useful for product photos, profile images, hero graphics, thumbnails, application uploads, and quick layout assets.
Scale presetsExact pixelsAspect ratio lockJPEG qualityCustom file namePNG exportJPEG export
Common web and social image sizes
The quick preset buttons include scale options, avatar and profile square fits, website thumbnail and cover fits, a document scan width preset, 1080 px and 1920 px width presets, plus Open Graph and square fit-within presets. Fit presets keep the full image visible and do not crop or pad the picture.
Example
If a marketplace asks for a 1200 x 1200 px product photo, upload your image and enter the exact size. If you only need the same image at half size, choose the 50% scale preset and the matching width and height are filled in automatically. For JPEG photos, lower the quality slider slightly when the resized file also needs to be smaller.
For a large 4000 px wide phone photo that only needs to be 1920 px wide on a website, keep preserve aspect ratio enabled, enter 1920 as the width, and let the browser calculate the matching height. The full image is scaled down; it is not cropped.
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Resizing changes the image dimensions. Use the aspect ratio calculator first if you need to calculate a matching width or height before exporting.