EXIFPEEK

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Resize a photo in pixels

Adjust dimensions using pixels, a percentage or corner handles. Choose width and height and download JPG or PNG copies. Mainly want fewer kB or MB? Use Compress photos instead.

Choose your photos

Drop your photos here or choose files.

Up to 25 MB per photo · processed on your own deviceNo photos selected yet
Processed locally. Your photo and metadata are not sent to us.

JPEG, PNG or WebP · up to 20 photos · 25 MB and 24 million pixels per photo · 150 MB total.

How to use this photo tool

Resizing changes image width and height. This helps with websites or forms requiring particular dimensions. It does not guarantee a file size in kB or MB.

Resize photos to new pixel dimensions

  1. Choose one or more photos

    Choose one or more photos. For multiple files, you can switch the preview photo.

  2. Set the dimensions

    Drag a corner, use the scale slider or enter maximum width and height.

  3. Check the aspect ratio

    Choose a preset, keep the aspect ratio if desired and allow enlargement only if you wish.

  4. Choose PNG or JPEG

    Choose PNG or JPEG and, if needed, set JPEG quality and the standard EXIF option.

  5. Check and download

    Choose Resize photos. Browse the dialog, read the recheck and download individually or with Everything as ZIP.

Files and results

What you can open
Input: standard JPEG, PNG and WebP, up to 20 photos. Maximum dimensions apply to the entire batch; they do not create a fixed crop.
What you get
PNG or JPEG copies with dimensions and metadata rechecked. PNG preserves transparency; JPEG uses white. Standard EXIF preservation is available only from JPEG to JPEG.

Frequently asked questions

Can I resize a photo to a specific number of kB or MB?

Use Compress photos for a maximum file size. This tool changes pixel dimensions or percentages, then shows the actual file size.

Do all photos get the same crop?

No. When keeping aspect ratios, each photo retains its own proportions within the maximum dimensions. Use Crop photos for a different crop.

Is all metadata preserved?

No. Only the listed standard EXIF fields can be preserved from JPEG to JPEG. Color profiles and Content Credentials may be lost. Read the recheck.