Resize JPG, PNG and WebP images by pixels, percentage or file size in KB — perfect for exam, job and government forms. One photo or a whole batch, and your images never leave your browser.
Fills transparent areas (JPG has no transparency).
Pixels: enter a width, a height or both — with Keep aspect ratio on, the image is never stretched. File size: the tool picks the best quality that fits, and only makes the image smaller in pixels if it has to. For the sharpest result under a size limit, save as JPG.
Photos from phones and cameras are often far larger than you need — too big to upload to a form, attach to an email or put on a website. The Image Resizer by Each Convert changes the width and height of JPG, PNG and WebP images in seconds. It uses the Lanczos3 resampling filter from Google's Squoosh project, so resized photos stay crisp, and it keeps each photo's color profile and orientation.
To get an exact shape like 1080 × 1080 from a photo with a different shape, turn off Keep aspect ratio — or work out matching sizes first with our Aspect Ratio Calculator.
Want even smaller files? Convert them with the JPG / PNG to WebP Converter or PNG to JPG. Need a document? Combine images with JPG / PNG to PDF.
Need a photo under a specific limit for a form? These pages open with the size already set:
No. Images are resized entirely inside your browser using open-source image codecs compiled to WebAssembly. Your photos never leave your device.
Making an image smaller keeps it sharp: the tool uses the high-quality Lanczos3 filter and works in linear light, like professional photo editors. Making an image much larger than its original size cannot add detail, so enlarged images look softer.
It stops the image from being stretched or squashed. Enter just a width or a height and the other side is calculated for you. If you enter both, the image is resized to fit inside that box without distortion.
Choose File size (KB), type the limit or tap a preset such as 50 KB, and press Resize Images. The tool finds the highest quality that fits under the limit and only reduces the pixel size if the quality alone isn't enough. Images already under the limit are left untouched.
Yes. Drop as many images as you like and the same size settings are applied to all of them. Each image can be up to 200 MB and 100 megapixels.
Yes. Keep each image's original format, or save the resized images as JPG, PNG or WebP.