Resize by Pixels changes an image to an exact width and height that you choose. It is useful when a website, form or application asks for a specific size, such as 800 by 600 pixels.
You enter the width and height and pick how the picture should fit: fit, stretch or crop. Fit keeps the proportions of the picture, stretch forces the exact size even if the picture is distorted, and crop fills the size and trims what does not fit.
How to use Resize by Pixels
- Click the upload field and choose your image (up to 20 MB).
- Enter the width and height in pixels.
- Choose Fit, Stretch or Crop.
- Press Generate and download the resized picture.
Tips for better results
- Choose Fit or Crop to avoid a squashed look. Stretch is only for cases where the exact size matters more than the proportions.
- Starting from a larger picture gives better quality than enlarging a small one.
- If you only know one dimension, the Image Resizer can scale by percentage.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Fit and Crop?
Fit keeps the whole picture in proportion. Crop fills the requested size and cuts off the excess.
Will enlarging hurt the quality?
Yes. Making a small image bigger makes it look soft.
Can I resize several images?
You can use the same size on each image by running the tool again.