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Social Media Image Resizer

Resize and crop a photo for posts, stories and covers, then download PNG or JPEG.

✓ No sign-up✓ No usage credits✓ Runs in your browser

Choose your image

Image file

JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 20 MB. Images stay on your device.

Size preset

Width (px)

Height (px)

Download format

Image placement

Live preview1080 × 1080 px

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Choose an image to see your resized preview.

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Preview is scaled to fit this screen. The download uses your selected pixel dimensions.

How to use the social media image resizer

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Choose a JPG, PNG or WebP image from your device.
02
Pick dimensions and choose fit or centre crop.
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Preview and download the resized image.

Fit preserves the complete image with a background. Centre crop fills the frame and trims edges. Enlarging a small image cannot restore missing detail.

Resize without losing the important details

Changing an image’s dimensions can also change its composition. Before you download, decide whether filling the frame or keeping every part of the original is more important.

Fit or Centre crop: a practical example

Imagine a square product photo that needs to sit in a tall 1080 × 1920 canvas. Fit keeps the entire square and adds white space above and below it. Centre crop fills the tall frame by trimming the sides of the picture. If a product label sits near an edge, Fit is the safer starting point.

This tool centres the crop; it does not let you drag the subject into a different position. If the centre crop removes a face, an ear or essential text, use Fit or prepare a different composition in an image editor. Inspect the preview before downloading.

Choose dimensions and an output format

Use a preset for a quick starting point or enter a custom width and height between 64 and 4,096 pixels. The preview is scaled to fit the screen; the exported file uses the pixel dimensions you chose. Check the destination platform’s current requirements when exact upload specifications matter.

PNG is useful for sharp text and simple graphics; JPEG is often practical for photos. This resizer draws onto a white canvas, so do not use it to preserve a transparent background. It exports PNG or JPEG, even when the original is WebP.

Troubleshooting a blurry or rejected image

The tool accepts JPG, PNG and WebP files, with a 20 MB file limit and a 40-megapixel image limit. If a file cannot open, use a smaller copy in one of those formats. Keep the original unchanged so you can try again.

Making a small image larger cannot restore missing detail. Start with the highest-quality original you have and avoid repeatedly resizing an already compressed download. After exporting, open the file and inspect text and edges at normal viewing size. Image processing happens in your browser; the tool does not publish the file for you.