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Image Resizer — Resize by Pixels or Percent

Resize images to an exact size, or just scale them by percent.

Image Resizer on-device · nothing uploaded
Drop images here or click to choose
JPG, PNG, WebP · multiple files OK · stays on your device

How it works

Choose how you want to resize — to exact pixels or by a percentage — then drop your images in. Your browser redraws each one at the new size on an off-screen canvas and saves it in the format you pick, then hands the result straight back to your downloads. No upload step.

It all happens locally, so there's no queue and no size limit beyond your device's memory — and it keeps working even if your connection drops, which is an easy way to see that nothing leaves your machine.

Pixels, percent, and aspect ratio

In By pixels mode, lock the ratio and fill in just one dimension to keep the image's proportions — leave the other blank and it's worked out for you. In By percent mode, every image scales by the same amount. JPG and WebP use the quality slider; PNG is always lossless.

Add this tool to your site

Paste it anywhere. It runs in your visitor's browser, so no files ever touch your server — nothing for you to host, store, or worry about.

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Questions

Can I keep the aspect ratio?

Yep. Lock the ratio and changing the width updates the height for you (and the other way around), so nothing ends up stretched. Unlock it if you need an exact, off-ratio size.

Is anything uploaded?

No. Resizing runs locally with the Canvas API, so the image stays on your device — and the tool keeps working even with your network off.

Which output format?

Save the result as JPG, PNG, or WebP. WebP gives you the smallest files, PNG keeps transparency, and JPG opens just about everywhere.