FREE ONLINE IMAGE TOOLS
The right width.
The right height.
Enter the pixel dimensions your form asks for. Fit the whole image or crop to fill the frame.
- Free, with no signup
- Processed in your browser
- Check the result before you save
Have a strict upload limit? Choose 20, 50, 100 or 200 KB — or enter your own.
- File size
- Dimensions
- Format
SMALL STEPS. SMALLER FILES.
Done in three steps.
- 01
Choose your image
Use the clearest original you have. JPG, PNG and WebP work here.
- 02
Set your limits
Pick a maximum KB size. Add exact pixels only if you need them.
- 03
Check & download
See the real size and dimensions. Save when the preview looks right.
GOOD TO KNOW
Get a better result.
Pixels describe the width and height of an image. File size describes storage in bytes. A form may require both, so check both values in the result.
Fit keeps the whole image with padding. Crop fills the frame and removes edges. Stretch changes proportions. Enlarging a small image cannot restore missing detail.
A few useful answers.
Are my images uploaded?+
No. Image processing happens on your device using your browser. Closing the tab releases the working image. Downloads remain wherever your browser saves them.
Will this meet every upload requirement?+
It can adjust pixels, format and file size. A portal can also check background, face position, document validity, minimum size or require live capture. Read those requirements separately.
Why did the image get smaller in pixels?+
A very small KB limit may need smaller dimensions after quality compression. Enter exact dimensions to keep them fixed; if the size limit is impossible, you will see an error instead of a misleading success.
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