unpinHow to resize an image
- Choose one JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC image, up to 25 MB and 40 megapixels.
- Type a width or height in pixels. Keep proportions is on, so the other side follows automatically.
- For an exact size, turn off Keep proportions and choose Crop to fill or Fit entire image. Drag the preview or use the sliders to choose what stays in frame.
- Pick JPG, PNG or WebP, select Resize image, and download. The file name includes the new size, for example photo-1080x1080.jpg.
Pixels are not file size
Width and height set how many pixels the image has. File size, in KB or MB, depends on those pixels and on the format and quality. A smaller pixel size usually makes a smaller file, but not an exact one. To reach a target file size, use Make it smaller instead.
Crop to fill or fit entire image
Crop to fill covers the whole size and trims whatever does not fit. Fit entire image keeps the whole picture and fills the spare space with a background color, or leaves it transparent in PNG and WebP. JPG cannot be transparent, so transparent areas always use the background color.
Limits and local processing
The source must be at most 25 MB and 40 megapixels. Each output side can be up to 8,000 pixels and 40 megapixels in total. Making an image larger than the original adds no detail and can look softer. Resizing runs in your browser; your image is not uploaded.
Phone photos
Photos are resized the way they appear on your phone, using the rotation saved with the photo. Original metadata such as location is not copied to the resized file.
How to resize an image to 1080 × 1080 pixels
Choose your image, turn off Keep proportions to enter both output dimensions, and set width and height to 1080. Choose Crop to fill for an edge-to-edge square, or Fit entire image to keep the whole photo with space around it. Review the framing, choose an output format, and select Resize image.
These options preserve the subject's proportions. Crop to fill removes parts outside the square; Fit entire image adds a background instead. Use PNG or WebP if you need transparent space around the image.
Exact pixel dimensions do not guarantee an exact file size. If a form also specifies a KB or MB limit, check the exported file and adjust format or quality as needed.
Before you start
Is resizing free?
Yes. You can start with a single image for free. Resizing shares the everyday-tool allowance; check the tool's usage notice for your current remaining tasks. Pro removes the daily task cap on eligible everyday tools.
Can I resize many images to several sizes?
Pro adds batches of up to 20 images, up to 5 output sizes, and one ZIP download. You can check the crop for every image before exporting.
Will my image be stretched?
No. Unpin always keeps the image's proportions. It either scales it, crops it, or adds space around it.