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Image Resizer

37 presets, 4 modes, batch ZIP export, browser-only.

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JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, AVIF, HEIC. Multiple files supported.
Twitter / X
Posts, headers, in-stream photos.
Instagram
Square, portrait, story, reel cover.
Facebook
Feed posts, cover, OG share.
LinkedIn
Posts, cover, profile.
YouTube
Thumbnails, channel banner.
TikTok / Pinterest
Vertical formats.
App Store icons
iOS app icon set. Use a 1024x1024 master.
Favicons
Web manifest + Apple touch icons.
Ads + email
Banner ads, header images.
Files are decoded, resized, and re-encoded entirely in your browser. Nothing uploads.
37
Presets
4
Resize modes
Unlimited
Free uses per day
Browser
Runs in

What is the Image Resizer?

An image resizer changes a photo's pixel dimensions to fit a target size, like an Instagram square post or a 1024x1024 App Store icon. Most online resizers upload your file to a server, rate-limit you, and watermark the output. This one does everything in your browser using the Canvas API. No upload, no quota, no watermark.

Pick a preset from the library (37 social media, app icon, favicon, and ad banner sizes), pick a mode (contain, cover, fill, or smart-crop), pick an output format (PNG, JPEG, or WebP), and download. Drop multiple files for batch processing, get back a ZIP.

How it works

Step 1
Drop your image
Drag and drop, paste, or pick from the file dialog. Multiple files at once for batch mode.
Step 2
Pick size + mode
Choose a preset or type custom dimensions. Pick contain, cover, fill, or smart-crop.
Step 3
Download
Single download or ZIP for batches. PNG keeps transparency; JPEG / WebP let you tune quality.

Features

37 presets
Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest, App Store icons, favicons, ad banners. One click each.
4 resize modes
Contain (letterbox), cover (crop to fill), fill (stretch), smart (rule-of-thirds crop for portraits).
Batch + ZIP export
Drop a folder of photos, apply the same preset, download a ZIP. Built client-side with JSZip.
PNG / JPEG / WebP
PNG for transparency. JPEG for smaller photos. WebP for smallest at the same visual quality.
App icon set generator
Upload one 1024x1024 master, generate every iOS app icon size at once. Drop straight into Xcode.
Quality slider
JPEG and WebP let you trade file size for sharpness. Default 85 hits the sweet spot.
Custom dimensions
Don't see your size in the preset list? Type any width and height and the resizer applies your chosen mode.
Browser only
Files never upload. Canvas API decodes and re-encodes locally. No server, no log, no temporary storage.

Why this image resizer

Free, no quota, no watermark

Unlimited resizes, no signup, no upload size cap, no watermark on the output. ResizeImage.net adds a watermark on free tier files over 5MB; we don't.

37 presets in one place

Most resizers ship 5-10 presets. We track every social platform's specs plus the full iOS app icon set, plus favicons, plus banner ad standards, all categorized.

Batch with ZIP

Drop 10 photos, get back 10 resized in a ZIP. ResizeImage and TinyImage paywall batch on the free tier or cap it at 5 files. We don't.

Browser-only privacy

Photos never upload. Sensitive screenshots, personal images, client work all stay on your laptop. No way for us to see, log, or leak the file.

Who uses it

Social media managers
Resizing one photo for 6 platforms, or a campaign for 30 ad sizes.
App developers
Generating the full iOS icon set from a 1024x1024 master in one click.
Marketing teams
Preparing OG images, email headers, banner ads in standard sizes.
Bloggers / creators
Resizing photos for blog posts, Pinterest pins, YouTube thumbnails.

Real use cases

  • You shot a photo for a social campaign and need it as Instagram square, Instagram portrait, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Pinterest, all in one go. Drop the photo, apply six presets, download a ZIP. 90 seconds total.
  • Your designer sent a 1024x1024 PNG and your iOS team needs the full icon set: 180, 167, 152, 120, 87, 80, 60, 58, 40. Apply the App Store icons preset group. Drop the result into Xcode's asset catalog.
  • A client asked for a favicon. You upload your logo, apply the favicon group: 16, 32, 48, 180 (Apple touch), 192 (Android), 512 (manifest). Now your site looks crisp on every device.
  • You took a photo of a product on a phone and need it as a 600x600 thumbnail for the e-commerce listing. Pick custom dimensions, switch to cover mode, download. JPEG at 85 quality keeps the file under 80KB.
  • Marketing wants the same hero image as 1200x630 for OG share, 1500x500 for Twitter header, and 820x312 for Facebook cover. Three presets, one upload, one ZIP.
  • You need to upsize a 800x800 photo to 1080x1080 for Instagram. Set custom dimensions, contain mode (so nothing gets distorted), white background. Done.

Compared with other resizers

FeatureMolixaResizeImage.netiLoveIMGTinyPNG
Preset library37 across 9 groups850
Batch + ZIPYes, unlimitedFree 5 max, paid for moreFree 5 maxCompress only
Smart crop modeYes (rule of thirds)NoNoNo
App icon set generator10 sizes one clickManualManualNo
WebP outputYesPaidYesNo
Free, no signupAlwaysWatermark over 5MBFree 5 / hour20 free / month
Browser-only privacyYesServer uploadServer uploadServer upload

Frequently asked questions

Is the image resizer free?

Yes. Unlimited resizes, no signup, no daily cap, no watermark on the output. Resizing happens entirely in your browser, so we have no upload bandwidth to pay for. ResizeImage.net shows ads and pushes a paid plan for batch; we don't.

Are my images uploaded to a server?

No. The browser decodes, resizes, and re-encodes every file using the Canvas API. Your photos never leave your device. No server, no log, no temporary storage. Close the tab and the data is gone.

Which file formats are supported?

Input: any format your browser can decode (JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, AVIF where supported, even HEIC on iOS Safari). Output: PNG, JPEG, or WebP. PNG keeps transparency; JPEG and WebP let you set quality (1-100).

What is smart crop?

When you switch from contain to smart-crop mode, portrait images shift the crop toward the upper third of the photo (the rule-of-thirds line where faces tend to land). Center-crop sometimes chops off the top of a head; smart-crop avoids it without needing AI.

How big a file can I resize?

Up to about 50MB depending on your device. Mobile browsers cap canvas memory around 30MB pixel data, desktop browsers handle larger. If you see 'browser refused to encode', try a smaller PNG-instead-of-JPEG or a smaller output dimension.

Can I resize multiple images at once?

Yes. Drop a folder, paste multiple files, or pick from the file picker. Apply the same dimensions and mode to all of them, then download as a ZIP. The ZIP is built in-browser via JSZip, no server roundtrip.

Are the social media presets up to date?

Yes as of 2026. We track Instagram, Twitter / X, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest spec changes and refresh the preset library. If a platform changes their ratio, the preset name updates.

Can I generate a full app icon set from one image?

Yes. Upload your 1024x1024 master, switch to the App Store presets group, and apply all 10 sizes. ZIP comes back with one PNG per size, ready to drop into Xcode's asset catalog.

What is the difference between contain, cover, fill, and smart?

Contain fits the image inside the box and may letterbox with a background color. Cover fills the box entirely and crops the image. Fill stretches to exact dimensions and may distort. Smart is cover + a crop bias toward where faces usually live in portraits.

Will resizing reduce image quality?

Downsizing is mostly lossless visually because you're throwing away pixels you can't see anyway. Upsizing past the original dimensions does lose quality (the browser has to invent pixels). For best results, never upsize beyond 2x and use PNG for line art / screenshots, JPEG / WebP for photos.

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37 presets, four modes, batch with ZIP, browser-only. Free unlimited, no signup.

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Built and reviewed bySaqib Zahoor, WeboTech Studio
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The Image Resizer page is built, reviewed, and maintained by the Molixa team. We use the tool we ship and update the docs when the behavior changes.