Social Media Size & Image Resizer
Resize an image to social presets or exact dimensions, adjust the crop and export a ready-to-use file.
Open tool →Reduce image file size with adjustable JPEG or WebP quality and an optional width limit.
No account needed · Process locally · Download your result
Large images slow down portfolio galleries, product pages and email attachments. Compress a copy before uploading it, and inspect small text and fine edges to find a useful balance between file size and visible quality.
A high-resolution product photograph rarely needs its full camera resolution in a small blog card. Reduce its width first, then lower quality gradually until the result is lightweight but clear.
Compression is content-dependent. An already optimized file can become larger. The result reports actual bytes and warns when no saving was achieved. JPEG flattens transparency onto the chosen background.
Keep an untouched original and inspect the result at the size your audience will see. If your next step is a new layout, explore free Canva templates. For additional context, read the related design guide or collection.
No. This tool uses quality-based compression. Adjust the width and quality and compare the measured result to your target.
The tool processes supported inputs in your browser. This plugin does not upload your working images or text. Other scripts installed by a site owner follow their own privacy policies.
Browse all free design tools or choose a related utility below. For ready-made layouts, explore Instagram, Pinterest and Facebook templates.
Resize an image to social presets or exact dimensions, adjust the crop and export a ready-to-use file.
Open tool →Convert image formats, preserve transparency where supported and choose a background for JPEG.
Open tool →Crop photographs to square, portrait, landscape or custom aspect ratios with focal-point controls.
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