Resize Images Online

Change image dimensions precisely while keeping your files sharp and ready to use.

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JPG • PNG • WebP • AVIF

How it works

Resize images in a few clicks.

Upload any JPG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF image, choose a custom size or preset, and download the result in seconds. Everything happens directly in your browser.

1. Upload your image

Drop in a single image or a batch, then choose the files you want to resize.

2. Pick your dimensions

Set exact pixel sizes, scale with a percentage, or apply a social media preset for the platform you need.

3. Download the result

Preview the final output, keep the aspect ratio if needed, and download the resized file instantly.

Free Image Resizer Online

Resize images online for free with ToolCribz. Upload a JPG, PNG or WebP image, set exact dimensions in pixels or scale it by percentage, and download the final file instantly in your browser. No account is required, and the resize happens locally on your device.

Whether you need a quick resize to 1000x1000, a 500x500 avatar, or a custom size for a website, form, email, or social media post, this image resizer gives you a simple, fast workflow with precise controls.

Resize by Pixels or Percentage

Resize by Pixels

Enter exact values such as 800 × 600, 1080 × 1080, 1920 × 1080 or any custom size you need. This is useful when you know the required output width and height for a website, document or digital form.

Resize by Percentage

Scale the image by 25%, 50%, 75% or any custom value. This is useful when you want to shrink an image quickly without entering a specific pixel size.

Why Resize an Image?

People resize images for practical reasons. A smaller dimension can help with page speed, storage, upload limits, and formatting across different platforms.

  • ✓fitting website requirements
  • ✓social media dimensions
  • ✓email attachments
  • ✓online applications
  • ✓documents
  • ✓profile pictures
  • ✓thumbnails
  • ✓website images
  • ✓reducing dimensions before compression

Resize Image Formats

Resize JPG Images

Resize JPG and JPEG files by changing width and height while keeping the aspect ratio or using a custom frame. This is helpful for documents, uploads, and optimized web images.

Resize PNG Images

Resize PNG images with precise dimensions for logos, screenshots, and UI assets. PNG images can preserve transparency, which makes them ideal for web graphics and design work.

Resize WebP Images

Resize WebP images quickly for lightweight web delivery. WebP is often used on modern sites where smaller file sizes and high visual quality matter.

Resize Images for Social Media

Different social networks use different aspect ratios. Use the presets below for common social media image sizes and keep a clean, correctly framed result.

Instagram

Square

1080 × 1080

Perfect for feed posts and product shots.

Instagram

Portrait

1080 × 1350

Ideal for storytelling and lifestyle images.

Instagram

Story / Reel

1080 × 1920

Designed for vertical mobile-first content.

Facebook

Post

1200 × 630

A reliable landscape size for newsfeed posts.

YouTube

Thumbnail

1280 × 720

A standard HD size for video previews.

LinkedIn

Post

1200 × 1200

Square content works well for professional posts.

X

Post

1600 × 900

Widescreen format for clean social updates.

Image Resizer vs Image Compressor

Resizing changes the dimensions of an image. For example, 4000 × 3000 becomes 1200 × 900. Compression changes the file data so the image can be stored as a smaller file, often without a major visible difference.

Use the Image Resizer when a specific width and height is required. Use the Image Compressor when the goal is to reduce file size while keeping the current dimensions.

Common Questions

Can I resize to a specific dimension?

Yes. Enter width and height in pixels, or choose a percentage scale to resize the image quickly.

Does the tool preserve aspect ratio?

Yes. The lock-ratio option keeps proportions consistent when you change width or height.

Is the resize processing safe?

Yes. The image is processed in your browser, which means it is not uploaded to a remote server for resizing.