PicsizerResize an image

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Resize any image to exactly what you need.

Exact pixel dimensions, social presets, centimetres and inches at a real PPI, and a target file size when a form insists on one. Every image is processed on this device and never uploaded.

Resize an imageExplore popular sizes
  • Up to 50 MB
  • Processed locally
  • No account
  • JPEG · PNG · WebP · HEIC · HEIF
An alpine lake at first light, reframed for each output size1280 × 720

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The editor

Resize your image

Nothing is uploaded. Everything below runs on this device.

Set the output width and height

Presets

Social

Instagram

YouTube

LinkedIn

Facebook

X

Pinterest

Document & print

Photo

Print

Always verify the exact photo requirements on the official application website.

Common sizes

Screen

Platform presets reviewed Sep 2026.

Drop an image to start

or choose one — up to 50 MB, and up to 10 at once

JPEG · PNG · WebP · HEIC · AVIF · BMP · GIF

Everything happens on this device. Nothing is uploaded.

Features

Everything the job usually needs

  • Exact dimensions

    Type the pixels you need. Lock the ratio, swap width and height, or scale by percentage.

  • Social presets

    Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, X and Pinterest, kept as dated data rather than guesswork.

  • Centimetres and inches

    Work in cm, mm or inches at a stated PPI. 35 × 45 mm at 300 PPI is 413 × 531 px, calculated live.

  • Target file size

    Ask for 200 KB and quality is searched until it fits — for the forms that insist on a limit.

  • Fit, Fill or Stretch

    Pad the remainder, crop to fill from a point you choose, or force the exact size knowingly.

  • Broad format support

    JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, HEIF, AVIF, BMP and GIF in — all decoded locally, including the formats modern phones default to.

Popular sizes

Pick a size, land in the editor

Choosing one opens it in the editor below with the dimensions already set.

Social

Document & print

Common sizes

Privacy

Your images stay on this device.

Every step — reading the file, decoding it, resizing, cropping and encoding the result — happens inside your browser. That is true for JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, HEIF, batches, and every output format. There is no upload endpoint in this application.

Feedback is the one thing that leaves your browser, and it carries only what you typed: the type, your message, an optional email and rating, plus the Picsizer version, browser family and device class. Your image is never attached to feedback.

Uploads
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Accounts
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Trackers
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Image history
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