Website hero images
Around 1920 px wide covers most large screens.
Resize photos to the exact width and height you need, or scale them by a percentage. Keep the proportions locked so nothing gets stretched, and resize a whole batch at once.
With proportions kept, the image fits inside the width and height you enter. Leave height empty to set width only.
Private by design. Your images are processed by your own browser. They are never uploaded to a server, so even private or confidential photos stay on your device.
Every image has an aspect ratio, the relationship between its width and height. If you change one without the other, faces get stretched and circles turn into ovals. With proportions locked, this resizer scales the image to fit inside the box you set, keeping the shape exactly as it was.
Making images smaller works perfectly. Making them much larger is different: the browser has to invent pixels, so enlarged images look softer. For best results, start from the largest original you have and scale down.
Around 1920 px wide covers most large screens.
1200 to 1600 px wide is usually enough.
600 to 800 px wide suits most email layouts.
Use our social media image resizer for platform-specific sizes.
Reducing size keeps images sharp. Enlarging always softens them, because detail has to be invented.
Yes. Turn off Keep proportions and enter both width and height. The image will be stretched to fit if the shape differs.
Yes. All images you add are resized with the same settings.
Yes. Images are resized in your browser and never uploaded.
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