Resize image
Change your image width and height, keeping or ignoring the aspect ratio. Free, no sign-up, 100% in your browser.
Change your image width and height, keeping or ignoring the aspect ratio. Free, no sign-up, 100% in your browser.
Resizing an image means changing its size in pixels: shrinking a huge photo so it loads fast, fitting an image to the exact width a site asks for, or scaling a photo for an avatar or thumbnail. It’s what you’re after when a form demands, say, 800×600 px, or when a phone photo is simply too large. Most resize sites upload your photo to a server; fetchio.io works the other way around: scaling happens inside your browser with the Canvas API, so the image never leaves your device. You type the width and height, keep the aspect ratio so it won’t stretch —or turn it off for an exact size— and download the result instantly, with no watermarks.
Drag it or click to choose it. Nothing is uploaded.
Type width and height in pixels; keep the aspect ratio to avoid distortion.
Your resized image is ready instantly, no watermarks.
No. Resizing runs in your browser with the Canvas API; the image never leaves your device.
Yes by default, so the image isn’t distorted. You can turn off the ratio to set an exact width and height.
Yes, but enlarging beyond its original size can make it blurry, because there are no new pixels to add. Shrinking always keeps it sharp.
No: resizing keeps the image type. If you also want to convert it, use the convert image tool.
fetchio.io never uploads your image, adds no watermarks, and doesn’t cap how many you resize per day. Everything is free and processed in your browser.