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Image Resizer

Resize up to 50 JPG, PNG or WebP images at once. Preview every original image immediately after upload, set your target size, keep aspect ratio if needed, then preview and download the resized results.

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Choose up to 50 images

JPG, PNG or WebP • Original previews appear immediately after upload

Percentage mode scales every image from its own original dimensions.

Exact dimensions

Enter any width and height you need. Disable aspect-ratio lock if you want a specific stretched size.

Private

Your image is resized locally in your browser.

Related image tools: Image Compressor, PNG to JPG and JPG to PNG.

How to resize images

  1. Click Choose Images and select up to 50 JPG, PNG or WebP images.
  2. Choose a resize method: Custom dimensions for an exact size in pixels, or Percentage of original to scale each image from its own size.
  3. Enter a width and height, or pick a scale percentage, and choose an output format: JPEG, PNG or WebP. Keep aspect ratio checked unless you want a stretched size.
  4. Click Resize Images, preview the results, then download them with Download All.

Features and Common Use Cases

Image Resizer supports batch resizing for multiple JPG, PNG and WebP images, percentage-based scaling and common dimension workflows. It is useful for social media, websites, forms, marketplaces and reducing image dimensions before sharing or uploading.

Image Resizer: frequently asked questions

Answers to the questions people ask most before resizing images.

How many images can I resize at once?

Up to 50 images in one batch. Each original is previewed immediately after upload, so you can check what you selected before resizing.

Which image formats are supported?

You can upload JPG, PNG or WebP images, and choose JPEG, PNG or WebP as the output format for the resized copies.

How do I stop an image from looking stretched?

Keep the Keep aspect ratio option checked, so the height adjusts automatically when you change the width. Only turn it off when you need a specific stretched size.

What is the difference between custom dimensions and percentage?

Custom dimensions set the same target width and height in pixels, while percentage mode scales every image from its own original dimensions, so images of different sizes stay proportionally different.

Are my images uploaded to a server?

No. Your images are resized locally in your browser, so they are not sent to Tools2030. For size and format tips, see How to Resize Images for Social Media and Websites, or shrink file sizes with the Image Compressor. For platform-specific sizes, see How to Resize an Image for WhatsApp and How to Resize an Image for Instagram.

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Image Compressor ? Image Resizer ? JPG to PNG