Image Resizer & Cropper

How to use the Image Resizer & Cropper

1. Drop, paste or choose an image.
2. Pick a preset such as Instagram 1080×1080 or YouTube thumbnail, or drag the crop box freely. Rotate or flip if needed.
3. Set the output size in pixels or percent, choose PNG, JPG or WebP and download.

Image Resizer & Cropper features

• Resize by pixels or percentage, with aspect ratio lock and quick scale buttons
• Crop presets for Instagram, Stories, YouTube, Open Graph, X, Facebook and LinkedIn
• Circle crop with a transparent background for profile pictures
• Rotate 90° and flip horizontally or vertically
• High-quality multi-step downscaling
• Export as PNG, JPG or WebP with quality control and a size estimate
• No upload, no watermark; last image and settings kept in your browser

Resize and crop images online, for free

This image resizer lets you change the size of a photo, crop it to the exact shape you need, rotate and flip it, and save it as PNG, JPG or WebP, all in one place. Set the new size in pixels or as a percentage, or pick a preset for Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, X or link previews and the crop box snaps to the right shape. There is no upload and no watermark, and it works on phones as well as computers.

Image sizes for social media

Each platform wants its own shape and size. These presets are built in, so you only need to drag the crop box to frame your subject:

Free, original, 1:1, 4:3, 16:9 and 9:16 ratios are also available for anything else.

Crop to a circle for profile pictures

Turn on Circle crop to cut your image into a perfect circle with a transparent background, ready for profile pictures, avatars, team pages and email signatures. The circle is saved as PNG or WebP to keep the transparent corners; choosing a circle switches the format from JPG automatically, because JPG cannot store transparency.

Resize by pixels or percentage

• Pixels: type the width or height you need. With the lock on, the other side updates automatically so the image keeps its proportions.
• Percentage: scale the image to a fraction of its size, or use the quick buttons for 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%, 150% and 200%.
• Unlock the ratio only if you really want to stretch or squash the image; usually it is better to crop to the new shape first.

The output size and an estimate of the file size are shown before you download, so you know exactly what you will get.

High-quality resizing

Shrinking an image in one big step can make it look jagged and shimmery, especially with fine patterns, text and thin lines. This resizer scales down in several half-size steps with high-quality smoothing, which keeps edges clean and detail crisp. Enlarging an image cannot add detail that was never captured, so big upscales will always look soft; for the sharpest results, start from the largest original you have.

Rotate, flip and export

Rotate left or right in 90° steps and flip horizontally or vertically, for example to fix a sideways scan or mirror a selfie. Then choose the format:

• PNG for graphics, screenshots and anything with transparency.
• JPG for photos that need to work everywhere.
• WebP for the smallest files on websites, with transparency support.

For JPG and WebP you can set the quality. Need the file even smaller, or several images resized at once? The Image Compressor can compress a batch to a target size and limit its dimensions in one go.

Precise cropping with mouse, touch or keyboard

Drag the crop box to move it and drag a corner to resize it. On a keyboard, focus the crop box and use the arrow keys to move it. The current crop size in pixels is shown under the image, and a rule-of-thirds grid helps you compose. Your last image and settings are kept in your browser, so you can pick up where you left off.

Related tools

Check an image's current size and aspect ratio with the Image Dimensions Checker, change its format with the Image Converter, or turn a square logo into website icons with the Favicon Generator.

Image Resizer & Cropper: frequently asked questions