No. Decoding, resizing, encoding and hashing happen in this browser.

Does resizing preserve photo metadata?

No. The new derivative does not copy EXIF, XMP, IPTC, GPS or Content Credentials. The original remains unchanged.

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Image Resizer Online

Resize one photo or a batch by exact pixels, bounding dimensions or percentage—without uploading the originals.

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1. Images

30 MB · 32 MP each

Drop images hereUp to 50 JPEG, PNG or WebP filesChoose images

2. Resize settings

Aspect-safe by default

UnitsFit Common preset Width or percentHeight Output formatQuality 90% Allow images smaller than the target to be enlarged Preserve each image's aspect ratio (exact mode derives height from width)

No derivatives prepared.

Choose JPEG, PNG or WebP images. Processing stays in this browser.

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Predictable resizing without hidden uploads

Fit or exact

Fit mode keeps the original aspect ratio inside a bounding box. Exact mode uses both requested dimensions and may change the aspect ratio.

Batch without memory spikes

Files are decoded and encoded sequentially. Batch results are written into a local ZIP rather than keeping every decoded image alive.

No accidental enlargement

Smaller images remain at their original dimensions unless you explicitly allow upscaling.

New privacy-safe derivative

The export is newly encoded and does not copy embedded metadata. The selected source file is never mutated.

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Image resizing questions

Can I resize multiple images?

Yes. Choose up to 50 supported images and download a local ZIP of successful derivatives.

Which format should I use?

JPEG suits photographs, PNG suits lossless graphics and transparency, and WebP often produces smaller web images.

Need to crop or rotate?

Use the complete image editor for crop selection, rotation and flipping.