Resize images
Make photos smaller without stretching them. Set the longest side in pixels. Images that are already smaller stay the same size. You can resize several at once, then preview and download.
What you can do
- Make a photo smaller by setting one longest side.
- Keep the proportions, so nothing is stretched.
- Resize up to 24 photos in one pass.
- Leave photos that are already smaller alone.
How this works
Set the longest side and the other side follows, so a photo is never squashed. You can resize photos in a batch without uploading them, and every image gets the same limit.
The resized file keeps its type, so a JPEG stays a JPEG and a PNG stays a PNG. A GIF becomes a PNG, and Safari saves a WebP as PNG because it cannot write WebP. A photo that is already within the size is handed back untouched, not saved again.
This page changes the pixel size only. Compress images keeps the pixel size and lowers the file size. The social, website, store, and app pages cut one picture to fixed sizes for one place.
An animated GIF keeps only its first frame.
Limits
- Up to 24 files.
- Each file up to 25 MB.
Common Questions
Does this change my original image?
No. You download a new file. The image you chose stays where it was.
What size do I get?
The longest side becomes the number you set, and the other side scales with it. An image that is already smaller is not enlarged.
Which file type do I download?
The same type you added. A JPEG stays a JPEG, a PNG stays a PNG, and a WebP stays a WebP. A GIF comes out as a PNG, and Safari saves a WebP as PNG. A photo that is already small enough is handed back as it was.
Is there a size limit?
Yes. Each image up to 25 MB, and the longest side stops at 4096 pixels.
Is my image secure?
Yes. The file stays in this browser and is not uploaded.