Fit an image into several formats
See for every size whether your subject stays whole — or which crop gets exported.
- Runs in your browser
- No upload
- Check before download
1. Choose one image
Or drop images here. You can also focus this area and paste an image.
2. Select the outputs
Select one or more outputs. Every card shows its exact pixel dimensions, mode and focus.
A correct pixel size does not guarantee that a platform will not later overlay or crop your image differently. Check the platform's publishing preview.
Apply to all selected outputs
The crop stays centered on this point. Resetting affects only this card.
4. Choose output
5. Download results
NO IMAGE — Choose one image to begin.
Check every output before publishing
The generic sizes are plain geometry without any platform promise. Sourced platform sizes carry their source and check date on the card.
Every card can be cropped and focused independently. Cancelled or changed settings mark old downloads as outdated.
How to resize images for social media
- Choose your image
Pick an image from your device.
- Choose the presets
Choose generic sizes or sourced platform cards. Compare cropping with fitting, and inspect each platform card's source and check date.
- Generate and download
Check format, pixel dimensions and actual bytes. If a platform limit is missed, reselect the file in the target-size tool.
Frequently asked questions
Which outputs can I create?
You create exact pixel dimensions from one image. Some cards carry sourced platform recommendations; others are generic geometry. Check format, byte limit and actual presentation for your specific upload.
What is the difference between crop-to-fill and fit/pad?
Crop-to-fill fills the target size completely and trims the overflow; fit/pad places the image without distortion and adds padding where needed.
Are the images uploaded?
No. Everything runs locally in your browser, with no upload and no account.
Tips & guides
Make a photo square without cropping
Step-by-step help for the task behind this tool, with sources and limits.
Read the guide