Batch Resize Images
Free online image resizer for JPG, PNG, GIF, SVG, and WebP. Resize images by percentage or set custom dimensions with flexible resizing modes.
How to Resize Images
Step 1: Add Images
Select the images you want to resize. You can add multiple images at once for batch processing. JPG, PNG, GIF, SVG, and WebP are supported, making it easy to resize photos, web graphics, and design files. If your image format is not supported, you can first use the image converter to convert it before resizing.
Step 2: Set the Image Size
Set the desired width and height based on your needs. You can enter custom pixel dimensions or choose a preset size to quickly create images for different platforms and uses.
Step 3: Choose a Resize Mode
Choose the resize mode that best fits your needs: Keep Aspect Ratio Automatically resizes the image while preserving its original proportions to prevent distortion; Set Exact Dimensions Creates an image with a specific width and height; Crop Removes unwanted areas and fits the image to the target aspect ratio; Fill Keeps the entire image visible and adds empty space to fit the target dimensions.
Step 4: Check the Result
Preview the resized images to check the result. Make sure the image proportions, quality, and dimensions meet your requirements. If needed, adjust the settings and process the images again.
Step 5: Save the Resized Images
Start processing after confirming your settings. Once finished, download the resized images. Multiple images can also be saved at once for faster batch processing.
Image Resizing Tips
- Choose an appropriate image size based on how the image will be used, such as for websites, mobile devices, or documents.
- When resizing photos, keep the original aspect ratio whenever possible to preserve the image's appearance.
- If you need to meet specific pixel requirements, enter an exact width and height manually.
- For profile pictures, thumbnails, or banners, use the crop mode to achieve the desired aspect ratio.
- When the target dimensions have a different aspect ratio from the original image, the fill mode helps keep the entire image visible.
- When resizing many images, select multiple files at once to speed up batch processing.
- For large images, using a modern browser and a device with sufficient processing power can provide a smoother experience.