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Image scaler
Set an exact width, height or percentage — lock the ratio and the other side follows.
Pick a file to start.
The converted preview appears here.
Resizing is the most common image edit after cropping: a form wants 800 px wide, a social post wants half size, a thumbnail wants 25%. This page takes the numbers literally, keeps transparency, and warns before it builds a canvas too large for the browser.
How to use it
Step 1. Drop an image
Step 2. Type a width, a height or pick a percentage
Step 3. Download the resized file
Questions
- Does it stretch the image?
- Only if you unlock the ratio and enter both numbers. With the lock on, the other side is calculated for you.
- Is the quality kept?
- Downscaling stays sharp; enlarging is interpolation and adds no new detail — use the upscaler page if that is what you need.
- Is my image uploaded?
- No — the scaling happens on a canvas in your browser.