Advanced Image Resizer - (FAQ)

This web-based tool lets you resize, compress, and optimize images directly in your browser. Key features include:

  • Adjust width/height dimensions (with aspect ratio locking)
  • Set image quality (1-100%)
  • Convert between JPG, PNG, and WebP formats
  • Apply social media presets (Instagram, Facebook, etc.)
  • Target specific file sizes (KB/MB)
  • Real-time preview with file size comparisons

No. All processing happens locally in your browser. Your images are never sent to any server, ensuring complete privacy.

You can upload:

  • JPG/JPEG
  • PNG
  • WebP
    Output formats: Same as above (selectable).

  1. Enter desired size (e.g., 250)
  2. Select unit (KB or MB)
  3. Click Apply
    The tool will automatically adjust quality to meet your target.

Common reasons:

  • No image uploaded yet
  • Browser restrictions (try Chrome/Firefox)
  • Corrupted image file
  • Ad-blockers interfering (disable temporarily)

Yes! The interface is fully responsive and works on smartphones/tablets. Performance may vary with very large images.

The reduction percentage is calculated precisely from:

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Reduction % = (1 – (New Size / Original Size)) × 100

Actual savings depend on image complexity and format.

Not currently. This version processes one image at a time. Refresh the page to start a new session.

Try:

  • Increasing quality slider (>80%)
  • Using WebP format (better compression)
  • Avoiding extreme downscaling (e.g., >50% size reduction)
  • Disabling “Maintain aspect ratio” for custom adjustments

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Modern browsers including: – Chrome (latest) – Firefox (latest) – Edge (latest) – Safari 14+ *IE and legacy browsers are not supported.*

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Click the **Reset** button to: – Revert to original dimensions – Reset quality to 90% – Clear target file size – Restore default format (JPG)

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Large images (>10MB) may take longer. If frozen: 1. Refresh the page 2. Use smaller images 3. Check browser console for errors (Ctrl+Shift+J)