Image Resizer
Image Resizer exists to do one job well: resize images to any dimension. The image is decoded onto an HTML canvas in your browser and re-encoded there, so the picture is processed on your own device rather than uploaded. It is used most by designers doing a quick crop or format swap without opening Photoshop. Colour profiles are kept as the browser reads them — extreme wide-gamut originals may shift slightly. There is no account to create, no email to hand over and no cap on how often you use it.
Key features
- Colour profiles are kept as the browser reads them — extreme wide-gamut originals may shift slightly.
- Reads JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP and AVIF where the browser supports them.
- Works on desktop, tablet and phone — no separate app to install.
- Built to do one job properly rather than twenty jobs badly.
How to use Image Resizer
- Choose an image: Drop a picture onto the area above, or tap to pick one from your device or camera roll.
- Adjust the settings: Set the size, quality or format you need. The preview shows what you will get.
- Save it: Download the finished image — the original on your device is left untouched.
Frequently asked questions
- Will transparency survive? — Yes for PNG and WebP output. Saving as JPG has no transparency channel, so transparent areas become solid.
- Does Image Resizer strip location data from my photos? — Re-encoding drops most EXIF metadata, including GPS coordinates — useful if you are about to post the picture publicly.
- Are my photos uploaded when I use Image Resizer? — No. Image Resizer works on a canvas inside your browser. The picture stays on your device and no copy is kept by us.
- Which image formats does Image Resizer accept? — JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP and — in current browsers — AVIF. HEIC from an iPhone usually needs converting first.