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 →Crop photographs to square, portrait, landscape or custom aspect ratios with focal-point controls.
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Remove distracting edges and give your subject a deliberate position. Cropping is useful before placing a photograph inside a template because it helps you control which part of the scene remains visible.
Turn a wide team photo into a portrait card by placing the relevant person within the selected frame. If important people cannot fit, use the resizer in contain mode instead.
This is rectangular cropping. It does not remove a background or trace a person. Crop coordinates are constrained so blank edges cannot appear in crop mode.
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.
Yes. Use the separate resizer with contain mode. A crop deliberately removes part of the source when the ratios differ.
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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.
Open tool →Convert image formats, preserve transparency where supported and choose a background for JPEG.
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