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Free Online Image Resizer

Resize and compress your images online. Set custom dimensions, choose a preset, adjust quality, and download your result.

Resize Your Image

Supported image formats are determined by the server-side image converter.
Higher values generally preserve more visual quality while producing larger files.

Your uploaded file is processed securely and is automatically deleted according to ConversionFree's data-retention policy.

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How to compress IMAGE

  1. Upload your image (JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, TIFF).
  2. Enter target width and/or height in pixels (or choose a preset).
  3. Choose 'Preserve aspect ratio' (default) or 'Stretch to fit'.
  4. Click 'Resize Image' — takes 1-3 seconds.
  5. Download the resized image.

Quick fact about IMAGE

Resize images to exact pixel dimensions for websites, social media, app icons, and print — with optional aspect-ratio preservation to prevent distortion.

Why compress IMAGE?

Different platforms require different image dimensions — Instagram prefers 1080×1080, YouTube thumbnails are 1280×720, app icons are 1024×1024, WordPress hero images are 1920×1080. Resizing to exact dimensions ensures your image looks sharp and fits within platform constraints. Our tool preserves aspect ratio by default (no distortion) and uses high-quality resampling (Lanczos) to keep edges crisp.

Technical details

Input formats JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, TIFF
Output format Same as input
Target dimensions Up to 8000×8000 px
Resampling Lanczos (high-quality)
Aspect ratio Preserved by default
Presets 1080×1080 (Instagram), 1280×720 (YouTube), 1920×1080 (Full HD), 1024×1024 (App icon)
Max file size 50 MB per file
File retention Auto-deleted after resizing

How the conversion works

The tool decodes the image, resamples it to the target dimensions using high-quality Lanczos filtering (or nearest-neighbor if requested), and re-encodes it in the original format. Aspect ratio preservation scales the smaller dimension automatically. Output keeps the original format and quality settings.

When to compress IMAGE

  • Resizing images to Instagram's 1080×1080 preset.
  • Preparing YouTube thumbnails at 1280×720.
  • Resizing app icons to 1024×1024.
  • Scaling images to WordPress hero size (1920×1080).
  • Shrinking large photos for email or web.
  • Making images fit exact dimensions for a template.
  • Batch-preparing assets for social media campaigns.

Quality considerations

Resizing uses Lanczos resampling — high-quality, sharp edges, minimal artifacts. Downscaling produces excellent results. Upscaling can't invent detail — a 500px image scaled to 2000px will look soft. For upscaling, use an AI upscaler.

Limitations and caveats

  • Upscaling beyond ~2x the source resolution looks soft.
  • Animated GIFs/WebP only resize the first frame.
  • Very large upscales (8x+) may produce artifacts.
  • EXIF orientation may not be preserved in some cases.
  • Vector formats (SVG, EPS) aren't supported (no fixed dimensions).

Compatibility

  • Output opens in every browser, viewer, and OS.
  • Preserves original format (JPG in, JPG out).
  • Transparency preserved for PNG and WebP.
  • EXIF metadata preserved.
  • Standard image formats — no special software needed.

Tips for best results

  • Preserve aspect ratio unless you have a specific reason not to.
  • For social media, use the presets (Instagram, YouTube, etc.).
  • Downscale instead of upscale whenever possible.
  • Combine with compression for maximum size savings.
  • Aspect-ratio lock prevents distortion — always start there.

Common problems and fixes

Image looks stretched or distorted
Aspect ratio wasn't preserved. Enable 'Preserve aspect ratio' to prevent stretching.
Upscaled image looks blurry
Upscaling can't add detail. Use an AI upscaler, or start with a higher-resolution source.
Output dimensions are off by a few pixels
When preserving aspect ratio, rounding may cause a 1-2 pixel difference. Disable 'Preserve aspect ratio' to hit exact dimensions.

Frequently asked questions

Is image resizing free? +
Yes — completely free, no signup, no watermark.
Does resizing affect quality? +
Downscaling is high-quality (Lanczos). Upscaling can look soft beyond 2x the source resolution.
Can I resize by percentage? +
Yes — enter 50% to halve, 200% to double.
Will it preserve aspect ratio? +
Yes by default. You can disable it for stretch-to-fit.
Does it work with PNG transparency? +
Yes — transparency is preserved.
Can I resize multiple images at once? +
Currently one file at a time.
What's the maximum dimension? +
Up to 8000×8000 pixels.

Sources and references

Last reviewed: 2026-10-02