Step-by-step instructions
Use it when a platform asks for exact dimensions or when a large image needs to be prepared for a smaller screen or layout.
Select your image
Open the Image Resizer and choose the source image you want to resize. Keep the original file if you may need its full resolution later.
Set the target size
Enter the required width and height. If the destination has a fixed aspect ratio, use matching proportions to avoid distortion.
Review the dimensions
Check the displayed output size before processing. A very small target can remove details that cannot be recovered by enlarging later.
Resize the image
Run the resize action and wait for the output preview to appear.
Inspect and download
Check faces, text and edges for unwanted stretching or softness, then download the resized image.
Practical tips
- Keep the aspect ratio when the image must not look stretched.
- Downscaling is usually safer than repeatedly enlarging an image.
- Keep a high-resolution original for future edits.
Frequently asked questions
Will resizing improve a low-quality image?
No. Resizing changes dimensions; it cannot recreate detail that was never present in the source.
Why does the resized image look soft?
Reducing dimensions removes pixels. Some softness is normal, especially when a highly detailed image is made much smaller.
What size should I choose?
Use the dimensions required by the destination rather than choosing a larger size without a reason.