Advanced Image Resizer
Resize, compress, and optimize images for social media with precise file size control
Usage Guide
Upload Your Image
Begin by uploading an image using the upload area.
Click the upload area or drag & drop your image file (JPG, PNG, or WebP). The preview will show your original image with dimensions.
Adjust Dimensions
Set your desired width and height in pixels.
Enter values in the width and height fields. Check "Maintain aspect ratio" to preserve proportions automatically.
Use our social media presets for optimized dimensions:
- Instagram Post: 1080×1080
- Instagram Story: 1080×1350
- Facebook Post: 1200×630
- Twitter Post: 1024×512
Optimize Quality
Adjust image quality and output format.
Use the quality slider to balance between file size and image quality. Lower values reduce file size but may affect image clarity.
Select your output format:
- JPG - Best for photographs
- PNG - Best for graphics with transparency
- WebP - Modern format with excellent compression
Target File Size
Set a specific file size target.
Enter your desired file size and select KB or MB units. Click "Apply" to automatically adjust quality to meet your target.
The tool will intelligently optimize your image to match the specified size while preserving as much quality as possible.
Download & Reset
Download your optimized image or reset to start over.
Click "Download Image" to save your resized and optimized image. The file will be named "resized-image.[format]".
Use "Reset" to clear current settings and upload a new image.
Pro Tips
Get the most out of our image resizer.
- Drag & Drop: You can drag images directly onto the upload area
- Real-time Preview: See changes instantly as you adjust settings
- File Size Comparison: See original vs new file size with reduction percentage
- Keyboard Shortcuts: Press Enter in dimension fields to apply changes
- Social Media: Use presets for perfect sizing on each platform
Preview
Upload an Image
Click or drag & drop to upload JPG, PNG, or WebP files
Your processed image will appear here