About Image Resizer

Resizes images entirely in your browser using the HTML Canvas API—no upload to any server. Drop an image, pick a target size or choose from 10 platform-specific presets (Instagram Square, Instagram Story, Facebook Cover, Twitter Header, LinkedIn Banner, YouTube Thumbnail, HD, Full HD, 4K, Profile Picture), and export as JPEG, PNG, or WebP with adjustable quality from 10–100%. The tool shows the compression ratio so you know exactly how much smaller the output is.

  • 10 presets tuned to real platform specs: Instagram Square (1080×1080), Instagram Story (1080×1920), Facebook Cover (820×312), Twitter Header (1500×500), YouTube Thumbnail (1280×720), and more
  • Canvas-based resizing runs entirely client-side—your images never leave your browser
  • Output format selection: JPEG, PNG, or WebP with a quality slider from 10% to 100%
  • Aspect ratio lock toggle prevents distortion when changing only width or height
  • Displays original size, output size, and compression percentage after each resize

Frequently Asked Questions

Does resizing reduce image quality?
Downscaling always discards pixel data. Canvas resampling is decent but not as sharp as Lanczos (what Photoshop uses). For web thumbnails and social media, it’s perfectly fine. For print or professional retouching, use dedicated software.
Why would I pick WebP over JPEG?
WebP produces smaller files at equivalent visual quality—typically 25–34% smaller than JPEG. Every modern browser supports it. The only reason to stick with JPEG is if you need compatibility with very old software or email clients.