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How to Use the Image Resizer

Upload an image, set the target dimensions or a scale percentage, and adjust the compression quality if offered — the tool processes the image locally in your browser and provides a downloadable result, without ever sending the original file to a server.

The Image Resizer handles both resizing and compression locally in your browser — here's what each control does.

Setting target dimensions

Enter specific target width and height, or a scale percentage, to resize the image — most tools maintain the original aspect ratio automatically unless a specific override is selected, avoiding an accidentally stretched or squashed result.

Adjusting compression and downloading

If a compression quality setting is offered, adjusting it and previewing the result before downloading helps find the smallest file size that still looks acceptable for the intended use — comparing the preview at actual viewing size, not zoomed in, gives the most realistic judgment.

Frequently asked questions

Is my image uploaded to a server to be resized?

No — the resizing and compression happen entirely in your browser using your device's own processing, so the original file is never transmitted anywhere, which matters for anything private or sensitive.

Can I resize multiple images at once?

Check whether the specific tool supports batch processing — if not, processing one image first to confirm the settings before repeating for additional images ensures consistent results across a batch.