Free Image Resizer Online

Resize photos and graphics in your browser—set exact pixels, scale by percentage, or use presets for Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn profile pictures, product listings, and job or official online forms. Export JPG, PNG, or WebP with a live preview; files stay on your device.

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What does this free image resizer do?

An online image resizer changes the width and height of a photo or graphic so it matches where you will use it—before you upload to a website, social network, marketplace, school portal, or email. You set pixel dimensions, scale by percentage, or start from a preset, then download a new JPG, PNG, or WebP file.

Most “file too large” or “image does not fit” errors are really dimension problems. Shrinking a 4000 px phone photo to the size a form allows, or matching a banner slot on a WordPress theme, is faster when you resize in the browser with a live preview instead of guessing in a desktop app.

UseBoldTools runs locally: nothing is uploaded for processing. If the resized file is still too heavy for email or a CMS upload limit, follow up with the Image Compressor or Image Converter.

Resize images for Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, and websites

Social platforms publish recommended sizes that change over time; starting from a preset saves trial and error. This tool includes quick targets such as Instagram Post (1080×1080), Instagram Story (1080×1920), Facebook Post (1200×630), YouTube Thumbnail (1280×720), and Website Banner (1920×600). Bloggers often use the blog featured preset (1200×628) for Open Graph cards.

For profile photos, the Profile Square (800×800) and WhatsApp DP (500×500) presets are a practical starting point for LinkedIn, Slack, forums, and messaging apps—then adjust pixels if the platform lists a different requirement. Aspect ratio lock keeps faces and logos from stretching.

Website owners resize hero images, category tiles, and author avatars so pages load faster and layouts do not break on mobile. Enter the exact width and height your theme or page builder documents, or scale down a screenshot and export as WebP for modern browsers.

Real-world use cases: e-commerce, forms, email, and documents

Amazon, Etsy, Shopify, and marketplaces — uniform product image dimensions across listings.
Job applications and university portals — passport-style or headshot pixel limits (e.g. 200×200 or 600×600).
ID and official form uploads — meet maximum width/height before submitting scans or photos.
Email and chat attachments — scale down large phone photos so they send reliably.
PowerPoint, Word, and Google Docs — insert images that fit slide or page layout without manual cropping.
Real estate and listings — consistent photo sizes for MLS or classified sites.

On mobile, open the camera, gallery, or files picker, resize by percentage (50% or 25% is common for email), and download in seconds—no install and no account.

Resize by pixels vs percentage — and when to compress

Pixel resize is best when a form, API, or design spec says “upload 1200×630” or “max width 1920 px.” Percentage resize is best when you want a proportionally smaller copy (half size, quarter size) without calculating pixels. Both modes support aspect ratio lock.

Resizing changes how many pixels the image has. Compressing changes how efficiently those pixels are stored (quality and encoding). A 1200×800 JPG can still be several megabytes until compressed—resize first for layout, then compress if you need a smaller file size.

Choose JPG for photos, PNG when you need transparency, and WebP for a balance on the web. Converting PNG to JPG while resizing is supported; pick a background color so transparent areas do not turn black.

Frequently asked questions

How do I resize an image online for free?

Upload your image, set width and height in pixels or choose a percentage, optionally pick a preset for social media or websites, preview the result, and download the resized file. The tool runs entirely in your browser at no cost.

How do I resize an image to specific pixel dimensions?

Switch to Dimensions mode, enter the target width and height in pixels (from 1 to 12000), and keep aspect ratio enabled if you want proportional scaling. The preview updates as you type so you can match portal, form, or design requirements exactly.

How do I resize an image for Instagram or YouTube?

Use built-in presets such as Instagram Post (1080×1080), Instagram Story (1080×1920), Facebook Post, or YouTube Thumbnail (1280×720). You can also enter custom pixels when a platform updates its recommended size.

Can I resize images without uploading them to a server?

Yes. UseBoldTools processes images locally in your browser. Your photos, product shots, and documents are not sent to a remote server for resizing.

Will resizing reduce image quality?

Resizing changes pixel dimensions, so quality can change when you shrink or enlarge heavily. Moderate downscaling usually stays sharp; large upscaling may soften detail. JPG and WebP quality sliders help balance clarity and file size.

What is the difference between resizing and compressing an image?

Resizing changes width and height (pixel dimensions). Compressing reduces file size through encoding and quality without necessarily changing dimensions. Many workflows resize first to fit a layout, then compress if the file is still too large for email or web upload.

Can I resize product photos for Amazon, Etsy, or an online store?

Yes. Enter the pixel size your marketplace or storefront requires, or start from a preset and fine-tune. Uniform product image dimensions help listings look consistent across a catalog.

Can I resize a photo for LinkedIn, a resume, or an online application form?

Yes. Use the Profile Square preset or type the exact width and height listed in the job portal or professional network guidelines. Aspect ratio lock helps avoid stretched profile pictures.

Which file formats can I upload and download?

Upload JPG, PNG, WebP, or BMP. Download resized images as JPG, PNG, or WebP. You can convert PNG to JPG while resizing and set a background color for transparent areas in JPG exports.

Can I resize a large photo from my phone?

Yes. On mobile you can pick from the camera, photo gallery, or files folder. Scale down by percentage or pixels before emailing, posting, or uploading to a site with a file size or dimension limit.