Resize & Crop
Resize, center-crop, rotate, and flip an image locally in your browser.
Drop an image here
PNG, JPEG, WebP, or AVIF · up to 25 MB
Resize and crop solve different layout problems
Resize scales the complete image, while crop removes edge content to reach another aspect ratio. Keep the ratio locked when faces, products, circles, or text must not stretch.
The browser performs resize, center-crop, rotation, flip, and export locally. Work from the largest source and save a derivative rather than overwriting the master.
How to prepare exact image dimensions
- 1
Load the best available source
Choose PNG, JPEG, WebP, or AVIF and avoid starting from a screenshot when an original exists.
- 2
Set scale and framing
Keep the aspect ratio locked for proportional resize or enable center-crop when the destination requires an exact frame.
- 3
Check orientation and export
Review rotation, flip, format, and lossy quality before downloading the derivative.
Useful size and framing jobs
Profile and avatar sizes
Create an exact square copy without changing the master.
Listing dimensions
Prepare consistent product frames for a catalog or marketplace.
Presentation assets
Rotate and crop images to fit a defined slide layout.
Cropping and enlargement have trade-offs
- Center-crop removes content from two sides whenever the source and target ratios differ.
- Enlarging beyond the source dimensions does not create real captured detail.
- Very large canvases may exceed browser memory on older devices.
Resize and crop questions
Does PixelTransform upload the image?
No. Resize, crop, rotate, and flip run locally in this browser.
What is the difference between resize and crop?
Resize changes scale; crop removes edge content to change framing or aspect ratio.
Why does the image look stretched?
Width and height were changed independently. Restore the aspect-ratio lock or use a crop.