Exact pixel dimensions
Enter a precise width or height for website images, forms, presentations, and profile pictures.
Private image resizer
Resize an image online
Set exact pixel dimensions or scale an image by percentage. The resize happens locally in your browser, with no upload and no change to the original file.
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Simple controls, predictable output
Resize to the dimensions you actually need
Set the size directly, preserve proportions, and choose the output format without handing the image to a remote service.
Aspect ratio lock
Proportions stay locked by default, so changing one dimension does not stretch or squash the image.
Percentage shortcuts
Scale to 25%, 50%, 75%, the original size, or 200% with one click, then fine-tune if needed.
Local browser processing
The source image, resize operation, preview, and download remain on this device.
How it works
Resize an image in three quick steps
01
Choose an image
Open a JPG, PNG, or WebP file from your device.
02
Set the new size
Enter exact dimensions or choose a percentage. Keep the aspect ratio locked to avoid distortion.
03
Preview and download
Create the resized copy, compare its dimensions and file size, then download it.
Common uses
Why resize an image
Websites and email
Reduce oversized camera images to the dimensions a page, newsletter, or signature actually displays.
Forms and applications
Prepare profile photos, identification images, and attachments for services that require specific pixel dimensions.
Social and presentations
Create appropriately sized images for posts, slides, thumbnails, and shared documents without uploading the original elsewhere.
Image resizing FAQ
Useful details before you resize
Does resizing reduce image quality?
Downscaling removes pixels, while JPG and WebP output also use compression. High-quality browser resampling keeps the result clean, but a resized file cannot contain more genuine detail than the original.
How do I resize without stretching the image?
Leave Keep aspect ratio enabled. When you change the width or height, the other dimension updates automatically to preserve the original proportions.
Does the image leave my device?
No. Your browser opens, resizes, previews, and exports the image locally. RemoveMyEXIF does not receive the file.
Does the resized copy keep the original EXIF metadata?
No original EXIF block is copied. The browser creates a new image from the visible pixels at the dimensions you selected.