Set an exact width and height — useful for a form that demands specific dimensions, a profile photo, or just shrinking a huge camera photo down to something reasonable. Upload several at once to resize a whole batch to the same dimensions. Lock the aspect ratio to avoid stretching, or turn it off for full control.
Upload one photo or several, set the dimensions you need, and download the result — the same target size is applied to every image in the batch.
Yes, though enlarging a photo beyond its original resolution won't add real detail — it'll look softer the further past the original size you go, the same way it would in any image editor.
This tool targets exact pixel dimensions; the compress tool targets an exact file size in KB. If a form asks for both, resize first, then compress if it's still too large.
Only if "lock aspect ratio" is off and you set a width/height combination that doesn't match the original proportions — leave it locked to avoid any stretching.