Image Resizer – Resize Images Online
Resize JPG, PNG and WebP images directly in your browser. Set custom dimensions, keep the original aspect ratio, choose an output format and download your resized image.
Resize Your Image
Upload an image to choose new dimensions and create a resized copy without sending the image to an external processing API.
Resize Settings
How to Resize an Image Online
The MeetMumtaz Image Resizer lets you change image dimensions directly in your browser. You can resize an image for a website, blog post, social media graphic, email or other digital use without installing desktop software.
Why Use an Image Resizer?
Large images can take more space than necessary and may not fit the dimensions required by a website or platform. Resizing lets you create an image with dimensions that better match where it will be displayed.
Keep the Correct Aspect Ratio
When aspect ratio lock is enabled, changing the width automatically calculates the corresponding height, and vice versa. This helps prevent an image from becoming stretched or distorted.
Resize JPG, PNG and WebP Images
You can upload common web image formats and choose JPG, PNG or WebP for the resized output. JPG and WebP also support adjustable export quality in this tool.
Browser-Based Image Processing
Image resizing is performed in your browser using the HTML canvas API. The tool does not require an external image processing API to resize the uploaded file.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this Image Resizer free?
Yes. You can use the MeetMumtaz Image Resizer directly in your browser without purchasing image resizing software.
Which image formats are supported?
The upload tool supports JPG, PNG and WebP images. Resized images can also be exported in JPG, PNG or WebP format.
Can I keep the original image proportions?
Yes. Keep the aspect ratio option enabled and the tool will calculate the corresponding width or height when one dimension changes.
Can I make an image smaller by percentage?
Yes. Quick presets let you resize the original image to 25%, 50%, 75% or return to its original dimensions.
Does resizing happen in my browser?
Yes. The resizing operation is performed locally by browser technologies rather than an external image resizing API.