Works in your browser

Resize Image

Resize Image sets a new width and height in pixels and downloads the file from your browser. The picture is stretched to those exact dimensions, so match the original shape or the photo will look distorted.

To resize image, upload your file, let your browser process it locally, and download the result in a few clicks.

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Local browser processing
Three simple steps

The image is stretched to the exact width and height, in pixels. If those proportions do not match the photo, the result will look distorted.

What happens to your file?

This tool processes files locally in your browser. Confiles does not upload or store your file, and you get the result right away without creating an account.

When to use it

Use this when a form, profile, or layout asks for a specific pixel width and height.

Limitations

The image is stretched to the exact numbers you type. It does not lock the original aspect ratio, so the wrong pair of numbers will distort the photo.

Examples

  • Set a profile photo to the pixel size a form requests.
  • Shrink a wide screenshot to a smaller width and height.
  • Prepare an image for a layout that names exact dimensions.

Supported formats

This tool works with JPG, PNG, WebP.

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How to use

  1. 1.Type the width and height in pixels.
  2. 2.Upload one JPG, PNG, or WebP image.
  3. 3.Download the resized file and check that it is not stretched.

FAQ

Does resize keep the aspect ratio?

No. The image is drawn at the width and height you type. Use numbers with the same shape as the original if you do not want it distorted.

Will a smaller size also compress the file?

Fewer pixels often make a smaller file, but this page is for dimensions. Use Compress Image when the goal is a smaller JPG.

Is the image uploaded?

No. Resizing runs in your browser. Confiles does not upload or store the image.