IMAGE RESIZER
Resize by longest side or exact dimensions
Use 1920px, 1080px, 800px, or custom dimensions; choose contain, cover, or stretch deliberately, then download only decoded results.
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Useful for
- Matching an upload portal's pixel dimensions
- Reducing oversized camera photos before compression
- Making a batch share one output canvas size
Limits and failures
- Stretch changes the original proportions and can distort faces or text.
- Contain adds background space when the aspect ratios differ.
- Large batches can exceed mobile memory; split the queue and retry failed files.
Inspect the input and output
5024×3328 · 1003.57KB · download
1920×1272 · 371.64KB · download
Observed result
Output measures 371.64KB and decodes successfully.
The source is auto-oriented, resized to a 1920px longest side, encoded, measured, and decoded.Common questions
Does resizing preserve the aspect ratio?
Longest-side presets preserve it. Custom dimensions offer contain, cover, or stretch; choose contain or cover to avoid distortion.
Is the output checked?
Yes. Each exported Blob is decoded again before it is shown as a successful result.
What happens to metadata?
Canvas re-encoding normally omits source metadata. Use the metadata checker when a privacy claim must be verified explicitly.
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