Three resize modes
Fit proportionally, stretch to target size, or contain with background padding.
Image resizer
Resize images online and create consistent dimensions
Set target width and height, choose proportional fit, stretch, or padded contain mode, then preview the result before exporting.
Unified output
Export resized images as WEBP, JPEG, or PNG.
Batch assets
Prepare avatars, covers, product images, and web graphics with consistent dimensions.
Use cases
When should you resize images?
Resize images for avatars, cover images, product photos, thumbnails, and website assets. Consistent image dimensions make layouts cleaner and upload requirements easier to meet.
Fit proportionally
Preserve the original ratio to avoid stretching people, products, or text.
Contain with padding
Place an image inside a fixed canvas with a chosen background color.
Batch dimensions
Process several files into consistent width and height rules.
FAQ
Image resize FAQ
What is the difference between fit and stretch?
Fit preserves the original ratio. Stretch forces the image into the target width and height.
When should I use contain mode?
Use contain mode when you need a fixed canvas size without cropping the image.
Will resizing change file size?
Usually yes. Smaller dimensions usually reduce file size, and output format also matters.
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