Resize your photos.

Set the longest edge, a percentage, or exact dimensions.

Photos are processed in this browser.

JPG, PNG, WebP · up to 20 photos20MB each · 100MB total

Resize settings

Resize method
Original (px)—
Expected size (px)—

Choose a photo to see its output dimensions.

Save settings · Original type+
KB or less
Preview
Sample photo
A still-life sample on a naturally lit desk
or drag your photos here
Original —→Result —

      Before you save

      Will a larger longest-edge setting enlarge a small photo?+

      No. Longest-edge mode does not enlarge originals. A 600×400px photo stays 600×400px with an 800px limit. A percentage above 100% or larger exact dimensions can enlarge an image.

      What is the difference between fitting and cropping?+

      Fit entire image keeps the whole photo proportional inside the requested frame and adds padding where needed. Crop to fill covers the frame and trims the edges. This tool uses a centered crop and does not offer manual crop positioning.

      Will equal pixel dimensions produce equal file sizes?+

      No. Texture, format and quality affect bytes even when dimensions match. Enable a target KB value too if there is a file-size limit, then check the actual output. Exact-dimensions mode does not reduce pixels further to meet that target.

      What happens to transparency or padding when saving JPG?+

      JPG cannot keep transparency. Transparent areas use the selected background color, or white when transparency was selected. Choose PNG or WebP if the transparent background must remain.

      Can I apply one setting to portrait and landscape photos together?+

      Yes. Settings apply to all selected images. Use longest edge to keep orientation and proportions within a maximum size, or exact dimensions to make matching frames. Check cropping, padding and actual dimensions for each result before saving.