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Image Resizer

"Max width 1080px" — no image editor needed. Resize a whole batch to the same size in one go.

Drop images to resize

Resize many images to the same size at once

Choose files

Resize by

Percent Width Height Exact size

Scale

Save as

Common sizes:

This tool runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you add is uploaded to any server.

Last checked: 2026-10-04 · Made by Fingertip Workshop

How to use

1
Drop the images you want to resize.
2
Choose how: Percent, Width or Height keep the aspect ratio; Exact size fits precise dimensions.
3
Tap a preset (Instagram, YouTube, ID photo) to set it in one click.
4
Check the new sizes in the list and save.

Fit with padding — the whole photo shows, with empty space around it (white for JPG).
Fill and crop — fills the frame and trims overflowing edges. Most common for social media.
Stretch — forces the photo to fit; faces may look squashed.

Enlarging beyond the original adds pixels, not sharpness. For small logos that must go big, try the vectorizer first.

Will my photos get distorted?

Percent, width and height modes always keep the original ratio. Only exact-size mode applies padding, cropping or stretching, as you choose.

How are files named?

The new size is appended, like _1080x1080, so you won't mix them up with originals.

How do I size for print in inches?

At 300 dpi, multiply inches by 300. A 4×6 inch print is 1200×1800 pixels.