🖼️ Image & File
Image Resizer
Image Resizer loads your picture on your device, redraws it through browser canvas, and creates a downloadable resized file. The image is processed locally in your browser and never uploaded to a server.
Files are processed locally in your browser and never uploaded.
Quick width
Original size-
New dimensions-
Output size-
How to use
- Choose an image and check the input preview.
- Enter a new width or height. With aspect ratio locked, the other side updates automatically.
- Use 1080, 800, or 500 px width presets when they fit your target.
- Review the new dimensions and download the resized file.
Use cases
- Create smaller photos for social posts or thumbnails.
- Prepare fixed-width images for resumes, reports, or slide decks.
- Resize private screenshots without uploading them.
- Make oversized images easier to send or archive.
Privacy & local processing
This tool runs mainly in your browser. The content you enter is not sent to Free Tools Hub servers.
FAQ
- Are images uploaded?
- No. Files stay on your device, are processed locally in your browser, and are never uploaded or stored by this site.
- What does lock aspect ratio do?
- It keeps the original width-to-height ratio, so changing one dimension automatically calculates the other and prevents stretching.
- Does the output keep the same format?
- The tool tries to keep the original image format. If the browser cannot write that format, it falls back to PNG.
- Will resizing reduce quality?
- Downsizing removes detail, but it also reduces dimensions and often file size. Keep your original file and download the resized copy separately.
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