Social media image resizer
Pick a network, check the formats you need, and drag the photo to frame it. You see the safe zones and the circular crop used for profile photos, then download everything in one ZIP.
Drag your photo hereTap to choose your file
or click to choose · paste with Ctrl+VJPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP, HEIC, and TIFF · up to 50 MB
Processed on your device: nothing is uploaded
Your photo
Drag the photo to frame it.
Enter a color like #2447f5 or #24f.
Shows the safe zone for stories and reels, and the circle for profile photos.
Done
How to use it
- Add your photo by dragging it into the box or selecting it from your device.
- Choose a social network and check one or more formats: feed post, story, cover, profile photo, and more. You can mix formats from different networks.
- Frame the photo: drag it to change the crop and adjust the zoom. If you do not want to crop anything, choose “Fit” and fill the edges with a solid color or with a blurred copy of the photo.
- Pick a file format and select “Create and download”. You get each image at its exact size, or a ZIP if you chose several.
Frequently asked questions
Are my photos uploaded to a server?
No. Everything happens in your browser, on your own device. Your photo never leaves it.
What size should I use for an Instagram post?
For the feed, the vertical 1080 × 1350 px size (4:5 aspect ratio) takes up the most space. The 1080 × 1440 px size (3:4) works too, as do the square 1080 × 1080 and the horizontal 1080 × 566. For stories and reels, use 1080 × 1920 px.
What is the difference between “Fill” and “Fit”?
“Fill” crops the photo so it covers the whole format with no borders; you choose which part stays by dragging it. “Fit” shows the whole photo and fills the leftover space with a solid color or with a blurred copy of the same photo.
What are safe zones?
In stories, reels, and vertical videos, the app places its own interface on top (your name, buttons, caption). The guides mark the area that stays free so your text or face is not covered. They are approximate: each network can change them.
Will my profile photo look round?
Yes. Almost every network shows profile photos in a circle even if you upload a square image. The preview marks the circle so you can center your face. The file you download is still square, which is what the networks ask for.
What happens if my photo is smaller than the size I need?
The tool enlarges it and warns you, because it can look blurry. For the best result, start from a photo that is the same size as the final format or larger.
Most common image sizes
- Instagram: vertical post 1080 × 1350, square 1080 × 1080, stories and reels 1080 × 1920.
- YouTube: thumbnail 1280 × 720 and channel banner 2560 × 1440.
- X: header 1500 × 500 and profile photo 400 × 400.
- LinkedIn: post 1200 × 627 and profile cover 1584 × 396.
- Facebook: link post 1200 × 630 and cover 851 × 315.
- Pinterest: vertical pin 1000 × 1500.
These sizes were checked in September 2026. Networks change them from time to time; if you notice a difference, use the “Custom size” option to enter the one you need.
Tips for a sharp result
Always start with the largest photo you have: shrinking does not lose sharpness, but enlarging does. Keep the main subject near the center, especially in covers, because apps crop the edges depending on the device. And save as JPG for photos and PNG for graphics with text or transparency.
Updated on September 30, 2026