Image Resizer

Resize JPG, PNG and WebP images online by width, height or percentage while keeping the original file unchanged.

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Resize Images

Resize JPG, PNG and WebP images online by changing their dimensions without editing the original file.

Choose the width and height you need, keep the original aspect ratio when appropriate, and create a separate resized image for downloads or uploads.

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JPG, PNG or WebP · Maximum 10 files · Maximum 20 MB per file

Resize Settings

px
px
%
Percentage takes priority when provided. These are common settings and can be customized separately for each uploaded image below.

What is an image resizer?

An image resizer changes the pixel dimensions of an image. It is useful when a website, application, profile, document, social platform or other upload form requires a specific width or height.

iToolsEra supports JPG, PNG and WebP images and creates a separate resized result, so the original upload remains unchanged.

How does the image resizer work?

Upload an image and provide the dimensions you need. The resizer calculates the output dimensions and creates a new image at that size. When maintaining the original aspect ratio is important, use proportional resizing instead of stretching the image.

Resizing changes dimensions in pixels. It is different from compression, which primarily targets the file size in KB or MB.

When should you resize an image?

  • Resize large photos before uploading them to a website.
  • Match required width and height for profile pictures or social media images.
  • Create smaller versions for email, forms or online applications.
  • Reduce image dimensions when the original is unnecessarily large for its intended display size.
  • Keep the aspect ratio when you want to avoid stretching or squashing the image.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. The image resizer is designed to change image dimensions in pixels. Use the dimensions required for your destination and keep the aspect ratio when you want to preserve the original shape.
No. Resizing changes the pixel dimensions of an image, while compression primarily reduces the amount of data stored in the file. Resizing can also help reduce file size because a smaller image contains fewer pixels.
No. The resized image is created as a separate result. Your original upload is not overwritten.
The tool supports JPG, PNG and WebP images.