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Image Resizer

Resize images to any exact dimension online for free. Set width and height in pixels without losing quality.

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Image Resizer — image resizer online free

Flixfer's Image Resizer lets you resize any image to exact pixel dimensions — whether for social media templates, email signatures, product listings, or website banners. Set precise width and height, optionally maintain aspect ratio, and download your resized image instantly. All processing runs in your browser.

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Features

  • Set exact pixel width and height
  • Optional aspect ratio lock to prevent distortion
  • Supports JPEG, PNG, WebP, and GIF
  • Live preview of resized dimensions
  • Download in original or specified format
  • Browser-based — files never uploaded

How to use Image Resizer

  1. Open the Image Resizer tool.
  2. Upload your image.
  3. Enter the desired width and/or height in pixels.
  4. Toggle "Maintain aspect ratio" if needed.
  5. Click Resize and download your image.

FAQ

What's the maximum resolution I can resize to?
Will resizing up (upscaling) improve my image?
What image formats are supported?
Is my image uploaded to resize it?

Standard Social Media Image Sizes (2024)

PlatformImage TypeRecommended Size
InstagramSquare Post1080 × 1080 px
InstagramStory / Reel1080 × 1920 px
FacebookCover Photo820 × 312 px
Twitter/XHeader Image1500 × 500 px
LinkedInProfile Banner1584 × 396 px
YouTubeThumbnail1280 × 720 px
WhatsAppProfile Picture640 × 640 px

When to Resize vs. When to Crop

Resize when you need the entire image at a different scale — for example, reducing a 4000px wide photograph to 800px for a website.

Crop when you need to change the aspect ratio or focus on a specific area — for example, turning a landscape 16:9 photo into a square 1:1 Instagram post. Use our Image Cropper for this use case.

Resolution Explained: PPI vs. DPI

A common source of confusion is the difference between PPI (pixels per inch, used for screens) and DPI (dots per inch, used for print). For web use, pixel dimensions are what matter — a 1200×800px image will look the same on any monitor regardless of its DPI setting. For print, DPI matters: 300 DPI is the industry standard for high-quality printing.

Benefits

  • Meet exact size requirements for social platforms, ad networks, and print
  • Reduce file sizes by resizing oversized images
  • No distortion with aspect ratio lock
  • Free with no usage limits