Resize Image

Resize JPG, PNG, WebP and AVIF images

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Up to 30 files 50 MB total limit Accepted: JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP, AVIF

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Resize Images Without Installing Software

Upload JPG, PNG, WebP or AVIF images, set the new dimensions and download resized files. This is useful for website images, profile photos, product photos, blog graphics, thumbnails and upload forms that require a specific size.

Width, Height and Aspect Ratio

You can enter only a width, only a height or both values. When one side is left blank, PDFem keeps the original proportions. For fixed layouts, choose an aspect ratio preset such as square, 16:9, 9:16 or 4:3. Use Custom when a form or platform gives you exact dimensions.

Fit Modes

Fit inside keeps the full image visible inside the size you choose. Crop to fit fills the target size and trims the edges if needed. Add padding keeps the whole image and fills the empty space around it. Stretch forces the exact width and height, which can distort the picture but is sometimes required by strict upload forms.

Batch Resizing

Resize up to 30 images with the same settings. That saves time when preparing product galleries, social posts, screenshots or web assets. If you resize more than one file, the results are packaged into a ZIP download.

Output Format

You can keep the original format or export resized files as JPG, PNG, WebP or AVIF. Use JPG for photos, PNG for transparent graphics, WebP for most website images and AVIF when smaller modern web files are the priority.

How to Resize Image

1

Upload your images

Choose JPG, PNG, WebP or AVIF files from your device.

2

Set the new size

Enter a width, height or both, then choose how the image should fit.

3

Resize and download

Download a single resized image or a ZIP file for batch results.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Upload up to 30 images and PDFem applies the same resize settings to the whole batch. Multiple results are downloaded as a ZIP file.
No. Enter a width, a height or both. If you only enter one value, the image keeps its original proportions automatically.
Yes. You can keep the original ratio or choose common presets such as square, 16:9, 9:16 and 4:3. Custom lets you enter width and height manually.
It prevents small images from being stretched larger than their original size. That usually keeps them sharper and avoids blurry upscaled results.
Fit inside is best for most cases because it keeps the whole image visible. Crop to fit is useful for exact thumbnail sizes. Add padding keeps the image complete inside a fixed box. Stretch changes the proportions and should only be used when you really need exact dimensions.
Yes. You can keep the original format or export the resized images as JPG, PNG, WebP or AVIF.
Yes. Resize Image includes common presets for square posts, story format, thumbnails, profile photos and headers. You can also enter your own exact width and height.