Does resizing crop the image?
No. It fits the full image within the requested bounds while preserving aspect ratio. Use Image Crop to remove edges.
IMAGE TOOLS
Reduce image width and height while keeping the original aspect ratio.
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Changing settings and converting again replaces the previous results.
Note the original width and height before setting the output dimensions.
Use the offered size preset or enter dimensions. The image keeps its proportions and is not enlarged beyond the original.
Reopen the result and check both its pixel size and file size. Choose compression separately if a strict byte limit is required.
No. It fits the full image within the requested bounds while preserving aspect ratio. Use Image Crop to remove edges.
The tool avoids upscaling and also observes output dimension and pixel limits.
No. Pixel dimensions and byte size are different measurements.
Tool files and calculation inputs are processed in your browser, without uploading them to a processing server.
Keep original files and reopen downloaded results before replacing a working copy.
Resize a 240 × 120px image to a requested width of 120px
A 120 × 60px image with its aspect ratio retained
Pixel dimensions and file size are separate measurements.



Examples use synthetic, non-personal test material. Results apply to the inputs and settings shown; different files and devices can produce different sizes, timing and appearance.