Resize.
Make the pixels fit the place. Set exact dimensions, scale by percentage, or use a quick preset. Batch jobs stay in the browser and download as a zip.
Photos never leave your devicePrivacy · Enforced No sign-up No watermarks No size limits
Drop images to resize.
Drag straight from a file window — or . Set pixels, percent, or a preset. HEIC, JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF & more.
§02 · Procedure
How resizing works.
Three steps. None of them involve a server.
- Step 01 1
Drop images.
Add one photo or a batch. The browser decodes each file locally; there is no upload step and no server-side processing.
- Step 02 2
Choose the new size.
Set exact pixels, resize by percentage, or use a quick size. Aspect ratio stays locked unless you deliberately turn it off.
- Step 03 3
Download resized files.
Single image downloads directly. Multiple resized images are packed into a zip in the browser.
Does the image upload anywhere?
No. Resizing happens with the Canvas API inside your browser tab. The site has no backend upload endpoint.
Can I resize HEIC photos from an iPhone?
Yes. HEIC and HEIF files are decoded locally with libheif via heic2any, then resized with Canvas.
Can I resize a whole batch?
Yes. Drop multiple images, choose the target size once, and download the resized results as a zip.
Can I keep the original aspect ratio?
Yes. Aspect ratio is locked by default when resizing by pixels. If you enter a width, the height follows, and the reverse works too.
Which output format should I pick?
JPG is best for photos and small files. PNG is lossless and keeps transparency. WebP is compact and modern.
Will metadata be preserved?
No. Exporting creates a fresh resized image, which strips EXIF metadata like location, camera and timestamp by default.
§05 · See also