Resize Image Online
Make JPG, PNG and WebP images smaller by percentage, then download a resized copy.
Resize a photo or graphic using the scale control. Preview the new pixel dimensions and choose an appropriate output format before saving.
How to use Resize Image Online
Choose an image
Open a JPG, PNG or WebP image from your device.
Reduce the scale
Move the Resize slider from 100% toward 10%. Check the pixel dimensions beneath the preview.
Choose format and save
Review quality, transparency and output size, then download your resized copy.
Example
Resize dimensions or reduce KB?
Pixel dimensions describe an image’s width and height. File size in KB or MB describes how much data the saved image uses. Reducing dimensions often reduces file size, but the two are not interchangeable.
This tool uses a 10–100% scale slider and keeps the original proportions. It does not provide separate width and height boxes or a crop-to-fit option. When a form specifies a strict size in KB, use Image Size Reducer and check its minimum pixel dimensions too.
Choose the right output format
Use PNG when you need transparency or sharp line art. JPEG is commonly useful for photographs but does not retain transparency. WebP can be useful where the receiving website or application accepts it. Keep the original and inspect small text after resizing.
Continue your task
- Reduce an image toward a target size in KB
- Adjust image quality and compare output size
- JPG, PNG or WebP: choose a format
What to check
Common questions
Can I resize an image without uploading it?
Yes. Your selected image is processed in the browser on your device. Loading the site still makes ordinary requests for pages and code.
Will the image keep its proportions?
The percentage slider scales both dimensions together. Rotation can swap the displayed width and height.
Can I enter an exact width and height?
This version uses percentage scaling rather than exact width and height fields. Check the displayed output dimensions before saving.
Does making an image smaller guarantee a particular file size?
No. Output format, quality and image content affect the saved byte size. Use Image Size Reducer for a target-size workflow and inspect the actual result.