Image Resizer and Cropper

Exact size. Nothing uploaded.

Resize photos to exact pixels, a percentage or a social media size. Crop to a ratio and choose what stays in the frame. Do one image or a whole batch, then download a ZIP. It reads JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, SVG, AVIF where your browser supports it, and iPhone HEIC. Your files never leave this page.

Drop images here, or click to chooseJPG, PNG, WebP, GIF (first frame), BMP, SVG, AVIF, HEIC. You can also paste an image with Ctrl+V.

Preset sizes Size by Percent Width (px) Height (px) Crop to ratio Output format Quality 85 Maximum file size (KB, optional) Background for transparent areas Never enlarge the cropped image (may reduce exact sizes)

Crop and preview

Add an image. Pick a crop ratio, then drag the box to choose what stays.

Zoom into the crop

How it works

1. Add images

Drop one photo or many, including iPhone HEIC.

2. Set size and crop

Pick a preset or type exact pixels. Drag the crop box on any image.

3. Download

Each file on its own, or all in one ZIP. Camera details and GPS location are not copied into the new files.

Offline pack

Big batches. No limit. Offline.

Resize and crop hundreds of photos in one run, with no 10 image limit.
One folder that opens in your browser with no internet. The HEIC reader is included.
Pay once, keep it.

$19

The offline pack is being prepared. The free tool is ready to use.

Questions

Are my images uploaded?

No. Each image is read and resized in this page on your device. Nothing is sent anywhere.

What does the exact size option do?

It makes every image the width and height you type. If "Never enlarge" is checked, smaller crops stay smaller instead. To avoid stretching, it crops each image to that shape first. You can drag the crop box on each image to choose what stays.

How does the maximum file size work?

For JPG and WebP the page tries lower quality settings until the file is under your limit. If it cannot get there it keeps the smallest result and tells you. PNG files are lossless, so the limit does not apply to them. Use a smaller size or JPG instead.

Are the preset sizes official?

They are the pixel sizes people commonly ask for. Social platforms change their sizes from time to time, so check the platform if it matters. The ID photo sizes only set the pixel dimensions. They do not check any country's photo rules, such as background, head size or expression.

What does it not do?

No animated output (GIF input uses the first frame), no RAW files, no HEIC output, and no background removal. Colours are converted to standard sRGB by the browser. Camera details and GPS location are removed from the new files. Very large photos can run out of memory on phones, so try fewer at once.