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Image Resizer and Compressor

Make an image smaller in dimensions or file size. Choose a JPEG, PNG, or WebP image, preview the result, and download it.

Your image never leaves your browser.

  • Free
  • No sign-up
  • No upload
Step 1

Choose an image

Use a JPEG, PNG, or WebP file up to 20 MB and 24 megapixels.

Drop an image hereor choose one from your device

Animated images are not supported. The tool does not save image files or add them to your browser storage.

Step 2

Set the new size

Keep the original proportions or enter an exact width and height.

Resize and compression settings

Maximum output: 8,000 pixels on either side and 20 megapixels total.

Quality changes JPEG and WebP file size. PNG is lossless.

Resize an image without uploading it

This tool uses your browser's built-in image canvas. Nothing is sent to a server.

Choose the dimensions

Use a quick size or enter your own. Keep proportions on to prevent stretching.

Choose the format

JPEG is often smaller for photos. PNG preserves sharp graphics and transparency. WebP can do both.

Compare before saving

Preview the result and check its dimensions and file size before you download it.

Questions about resizing images

Does ScreenText upload my image?

No. Your image is opened, resized, and compressed inside your browser. It is never sent to ScreenText.

Which image format should I choose?

JPEG is a good choice for photos. PNG is useful for logos, screenshots, and transparency. WebP often makes a smaller file while keeping good quality.

Why can the new file be larger?

Changing to PNG, increasing dimensions, or using a high quality setting can make the result larger. The comparison shows this before you download.

Can I resize an animated image?

No. Animated GIF, PNG, and WebP files are not supported because a canvas result would not preserve the animation.

What happens to transparent areas in a JPEG?

JPEG does not support transparency. This tool fills transparent areas with white when you choose JPEG.