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Choose local images, preview the crop, then set pixel or percentage output.
Drop JPG, PNG or WebP images here, or paste an image.
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A product card may need a 1:1 thumbnail while the original photograph is wide. The image resizer lets you see which pixels a crop removes before you make that change.
For a folder of mixed-size pictures, the image resizer applies one width or percentage to each original independently. You can inspect the actual dimensions and bytes before taking the files. If you need a bulk image resizer, this workspace keeps each source’s proportions.
See the lost area and the real output dimensions before you save.
Drag the selection on a single image or enter exact source-pixel coordinates. For a batch, a fixed ratio takes the largest centered area of every file. The image resizer shows how many pixels fall outside those boxes before Apply.
With proportions locked, a shared width uses each image’s own aspect ratio. Prevent upscale keeps smaller images at their actual resolution, and the result list reports each original size beside its final pixels.
Turn on crop and select a ratio. On a single photo, move the box or edit X, Y, width and height in original pixels; on multiple photos choose a fixed ratio for centered crop.
Pixel mode starts at the selected image’s native size; percentage mode applies to every image separately. Lock proportions prevents distortion, while Prevent upscale stops a small source being enlarged.
The result panel shows original and final pixel dimensions and byte counts. A different encoded size is normal: output quality is a JPEG/WebP control, not a target KB value.
Set an exact width or height with proportional scaling, or apply one percentage to a mixed-size batch. Per-image calculations avoid stretching every source to one shape.
The single-image crop accepts a draggable selection and source-pixel X/Y/width/height. Ratio presets cover square, 4:3, 16:9 and portrait 9:16; batch crop is centered.
Keep the source format or output JPG, PNG or WebP. JPEG fills transparent pixels white; lossy quality defaults to 92, while PNG has no quality slider.
Choose a local JPG, PNG or WebP. Pixel mode starts from its actual dimensions; enter a width or height, leave proportions locked, then run Process images. The image resizer reports the new width and height. You can resize image online here without sending the file away.
Enable Crop, drag the visible box or enter X/Y/width/height, then Apply crop. The original file on disk is untouched; Undo restores the previous in-memory working image once.
Choose a 1:1, 4:3, 16:9 or 9:16 crop ratio before applying. The box removes pixels outside that shape; proportional resize then gives the selected pixel width without stretching.
This tool does not add transparent margins. It crops to a selected box or scales existing pixels; a dedicated canvas editor is needed to extend a background.
Select or drop up to 20 files. A shared pixel width preserves each source’s own ratio, or percentage mode scales each independently. Download all successful outputs in one ZIP.
Need another crop or resize option?
Try the image resizer with the built-in example, check the crop count, and save only after the dimensions look right.
Your original local files remain unchanged.