Can I resize to a file size target?

Not directly — use the Image Compressor for size targets; dimensions and file size are different levers.

Does resizing up improve quality?

No. It makes the image bigger, not better — the detail limit is set by the original.

Is my file uploaded anywhere?

Your file never leaves your device. Processing runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.

Free tool · runs in your browser

Resize Images Online

Resize images to exact dimensions or a percentage, with aspect-ratio lock and common presets. Free, private, and runs in your browser.

No signup · nothing uploaded · Free for images up to 25 MB each

How it works

Drop in images

Up to 10 at a time, any common format.

Enter a size

Exact pixels, a percentage, or a preset — lock keeps the ratio.

Download each result

Same format, new dimensions.

Set a target width and height — or a percentage — and resize images to exact pixel dimensions. Aspect-ratio lock keeps proportions honest while you adjust one side; presets cover the usual targets like 1920×1080, 1280×720, and square 1080×1080.

Resizing down loses information permanently (which is usually the point); resizing up resamples but cannot add detail. The output keeps the input’s format, so a transparent PNG stays a transparent PNG.

Questions, answered

Leave aspect lock on and change just the width or the height — the other side follows automatically.

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Image CompressorShrink JPG and WebP images with a quality slider and see exactly how much you saved. Batch up to 10 images — everything stays on your device.Image UpscalerEnlarge an image 2× or 4× with high-quality resampling plus a sharpening pass. Honest upscaling — no fake detail, no upload.Image CropperDrag a crop rectangle over your image — free or locked to 1:1, 4:3, 16:9, or 3:2 — and download the cropped result. Fully private.

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