Drop it in.
A photo, a product shot, or a whole batch. Add photos, graphics, modern formats or professional image files.
Social Media Image Resizer
Portrait, story, landscape, square and custom image sizes.
Files are processed in your browser. Open full workspace
Choose your proportions.
Set dimensions or choose a ratio. Fill and crop, keep the whole image with padding, or make it circular.
Download your new shape.
Preview the resized result, compare it with your original, and save your new image.
A format for every workflow.
Actual support from the local conversion engine. Import-only formats can be converted to any available export format. Variants and complex files may not decode.
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SVG import is rasterized, not vector optimization. HEIC/HEIF are import-only. Camera RAW and PDF are not supported. No converter supports every proprietary image variant.
How do portrait, landscape and circle resizing work?
Choose a size preset or enter exact width and height. Fill & crop removes edges without stretching; Fit & pad keeps the whole image and adds padding using your chosen background color. Image position controls which part is kept. Circle mode uses the width as its diameter and always exports a PNG with transparent corners. Enlarging creates more pixels but cannot restore missing detail.
A few things worth knowing.
Which image format should I choose?
WebP is a good choice for smaller web images and supports transparency. JPEG is widely compatible and works well for photos. PNG preserves transparency with lossless encoding, but can create larger files.
Will every image become smaller?
No. Results depend on the original image, format, quality and dimensions. Already optimized images can become larger. We display the actual result so you can decide whether to download it. Lossless formats do not use the quality slider; resize them or choose WebP/AVIF to reduce their size.
Are my images uploaded anywhere?
No. Your images are processed locally in your browser and disappear from the workspace when you refresh or clear them. Conversion creates a new still image and does not preserve animation or original metadata.