Resize & crop images
Change dimensions without stretching, crop to an exact shape, or resize a whole batch at once.
Resize
Crop
Resize changes the pixel dimensions of the whole image. Crop cuts away part of it. Social Resize does both, to the exact size each platform expects.
Which one do I need?
- Exact pixel size, same shapeResize Image →
- Remove edges or change the shapeCrop Image →
- Many images, same ruleBulk Resize →
- A size for Instagram, YouTube or LinkedInSocial Media Resize →
- Make a small image bigger with more detailAI Image Upscaler →
Resize, crop or upscale?
| Tool | What changes | Whole picture kept? | Detail |
|---|---|---|---|
| Resize | Pixel dimensions | Yes | Same or less |
| Crop | Framing and shape | No, edges removed | Unchanged in the kept area |
| AI upscale | Dimensions, larger | Yes | New detail is predicted |
Guides for resize & crop
Resize or crop?
Resizing changes the number of pixels while keeping the whole picture. Use it when a website or form asks for a smaller image, such as 1,200 pixels wide. Cropping cuts away part of the picture to change its shape or focus, such as a square profile photo. Many jobs need both: crop to the right shape, then resize to the exact pixels. Our guide Crop vs Resize explains the difference with examples.
Sizes for every job
Social Media Resize has the current sizes for Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok and Pinterest built in. Bulk Resize handles up to 10 images in one go and downloads them as a ZIP. For visa and lottery photos with exact pixel and file-size rules, use the Photo Kit.