Image Resizer Tool

Resize your images in browser — no upload required! Fast, free, and private.

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How to Use the Image Resizer

  1. Upload Your Image: Click the 'Click to Upload or Drag & Drop Image' area or simply drag your image file (JPG, PNG, WebP, etc.) into it.
  2. Choose Resizing Method:
    • Select "Dimensions" and enter your desired **Width** and **Height** in pixels.
    • Or, select "Percentage" and enter a percentage value (e.g., 50 for half size, 200 for double size).
  3. Select Preset (Optional): Use the "Select Preset" dropdown for common sizes like Full HD, HD, or Instagram.
  4. Choose Output Format & Quality: Select your desired output **Format** (JPEG, PNG, or WebP) and adjust the **Quality** slider (for JPEG and WebP) to control file size.
  5. Resize & Download: Click the 'Resize Image' button. The resized image will appear below, and a 'Download Resized Image' link will become available. All processing is done locally in your browser.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Simply upload your image by clicking 'Click to Upload or Drag & Drop'. Once loaded, choose your resizing method: enter exact 'Dimensions' (width and height) or select 'Percentage' to scale. You can also pick a 'Preset Size'. Adjust the format (JPEG, PNG, WebP) and quality, then click 'Resize Image' to download.

Yes, our online Image Resizer tool is completely free. There are no charges, subscriptions, or limits on the number of images you can resize.

Absolutely. This tool processes all your images directly within your web browser. Your images are never uploaded to our servers, ensuring your data remains completely private and secure on your device.

The tool supports common image formats for input like JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP, and WebP. For output, you can choose between JPEG, PNG, and WebP.

Yes, you can adjust the quality slider to control the compression level for JPEG and WebP formats. Lower quality settings will result in smaller file sizes, while higher quality settings retain more detail.

Serverless in this context means the image processing happens entirely on your local device, within your web browser, using JavaScript. No files are sent to an external server, making the process faster and more private.

If resizing fails, ensure the uploaded file is a valid and uncorrupted image. Very large images might also occasionally cause issues depending on your device's memory. Try refreshing the page and re-uploading, or selecting a slightly smaller target size.