Use Resize when the destination requires a specific width, height or longest edge.
Batch Image Resizer →Tools in this category
Image Tools
Resize, compress, convert, crop and transform JPG, PNG and WebP images.Tools in this category
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Batch Image Resizer
Resize JPG, PNG and WebP images in batches without uploading them.
Open tool →02Image Format Converter
Convert JPG, PNG and WebP images locally in your browser.
Open tool →03Image Compressor
Compress JPG and WebP images locally and reduce file size without uploading.
Open tool →04Image Crop, Rotate and Flip Tool
Crop, rotate and flip images locally while removing GPS and EXIF data.
Open tool →Which tool should I use?
Choose the result you need rather than a technical label.
Use Convert when compatibility or transparency matters more than pixel dimensions.
Image Format Converter →Use Compress when a file-size limit matters; resize first if the source is far larger than its display size.
Image Compressor →Use this tool when composition or orientation must change, not only resolution.
Image Crop, Rotate and Flip Tool →Common tasks
For a product photo, resize to the shop’s required dimensions, then compare compression quality before uploading. For a logo, choose a format that preserves transparency; converting to JPG requires a background color.
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