A focused workflow, from source to download
- 1
Add an image and choose pixels or percentage.
- 2
Set dimensions, a general preset, and how the image should fit.
- 3
Review the output dimensions and download with your preferred filename.
Free · Browser-local
Image Resizer
Set exact pixel dimensions or scale by percentage, with fit, fill, and exact-size modes.
Browser-local workspace
Processed locallyChoose an image to begin
Drop an image here
or choose from your device
You can also paste an image from your clipboardPractical uses
Resize oversized camera photos for websites and email, create consistent product images, or prepare a square profile image without relying on a remote editor.
Privacy in this tool
Your image is decoded and drawn to a local browser canvas. Only the finished download leaves the temporary page session, under your control.
What to expect
Supported formats
JPEG, PNG, WebP, and AVIF export when supported by this browser.
Important limitations
Exact-size mode can distort an image when its aspect ratio is unlocked. Fit mode may add background space; fill mode can crop the edges.
Tool-specific answers
Image Resizer questions
What is the difference between fit and fill?
Fit keeps the whole image visible and may add space. Fill covers the complete output area and may crop edges.
Should I allow upscaling?
Usually not. Enlarging cannot restore missing detail, so PixelPrivate prevents accidental upscaling by default.
Do the presets guarantee platform compliance?
No. They are general starting points for common uses, not promises about any third-party platform.