Scale & Stretch
Resize the entire image to specific dimensions. Lock the aspect ratio to scale proportionally, or unlock it to stretch the image.
Image Resizer & Cropper
Easily resize, scale, stretch, and crop your images online for free. Set custom dimensions, lock aspect ratio, and use preset crop ratios. All processing is done in your browser for privacy.
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How to use
1
Upload Image
Select an image file from your device.
2
Choose Mode
Select 'Scale / Stretch' to resize the entire image, or 'Crop & Resize' to select a specific area.
3
Set Dimensions
Enter your desired width and height. You can lock the aspect ratio to prevent distortion.
4
Apply & Download
Click 'Apply Changes' to see a preview, then click 'Download Image' to save the result.
Features at a Glance
Visual Cropping
Click and drag directly on your image to select the perfect area. Use presets for common ratios like Square (1:1) and Widescreen (16:9).
100% Private
Your images are processed locally in your browser. They are never sent to our servers, giving you complete privacy and instant results.
Common Use Cases
Social Media Posts
Crop a photo to a 4:5 portrait for an Instagram post, or scale an image to 1200x630 for a Facebook link preview.
Website Banners & Headers
Stretch or crop images to fit the specific dimensions required by your website's theme.
Developer Placeholders
Quickly generate images of a certain size (e.g., 300x250) for prototyping layouts.
Email Newsletters
Resize images to be lightweight and fit perfectly within your email template layout.
Private image resizing, no uploads
Your images stay in your browser while you resize, crop, and export them. That makes this tool a better fit for internal mockups, client assets, and other sensitive visuals.
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FAQ
Are my images uploaded to a server?
No, your images are not uploaded. Our tool uses your browser's built-in technology to process the image directly on your computer, ensuring your data remains private.
What's the difference between scaling and stretching?
Scaling changes the size of the image while maintaining its original aspect ratio, so it doesn't look distorted. Stretching changes the size to your exact dimensions, which may distort the image if the new aspect ratio is different.
What's the difference between resizing and cropping?
Resizing changes the overall dimensions (width and height) of an image. Cropping removes the outer parts of an image to change its frame or aspect ratio.