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ResizePixel
Free web tool to resize, crop and compress images, including squeezing a photo down to a target file size in kilobytes.
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Overview
ResizePixel is a free web tool for basic image jobs, built around resizing. You set a new size in pixels or as a percentage. It also compresses a photo down to a target size in kilobytes, which is what upload forms with a strict weight limit demand. Crop, rotate, mirror and convert sit in the same flow, and you can chain them before downloading.
It runs in the browser only, one image at a time, and converts between JPG, PNG, WebP, TIFF and GIF. Everything is free to use, without an account, a watermark or a paid tier. Your image is uploaded to its server to be processed, and the vendor states uploads are deleted within one hour.
Key features
✓Resize by pixels or percentage
✓Compress to a target size in kilobytes
✓Crop, rotate & mirror images
✓Convert between JPG, PNG, WebP, TIFF & GIF
✓Chain several edits before downloading
✓Pixelate part of an image
✓Black-and-white filter
✓Uploads deleted within an hour
When to use
Use ResizePixel if:
- You need a photo at exact pixel dimensions or scaled by a percentage, without opening an editor.
- You have to get an image under a strict file-size limit, which the compress-to-kilobytes mode targets directly.
- You want to crop, rotate or flip a picture and download it in one sitting, chaining the steps together.
- You need a file moved between JPG, PNG, WebP, TIFF and GIF for a site or a form that demands one of them.
- You want the job done free, without making an account or getting a watermark on the result.
When NOT to use
Skip ResizePixel if any of these describe you:
- You want to keep files off any server. It uploads your image to process it, so Squoosh works inside your browser instead.
- You need retouching, layers or color work. This is a resizer with a few extras, not a photo editor.
- You want the smallest possible file with the least quality loss. A dedicated image compressor gives finer control over that trade-off.
- You are enlarging a small photo. It scales pixels plainly, so the result goes soft, and an image upscaler adds detail instead.
- You have a folder of images to process. ResizePixel handles one image at a time, so a batch means repeating every step.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Resize, crop, rotate, compress and convert are all free to use. You do not need an account, and the result carries no watermark. There is no paid tier gating any of the basics.
No. Your image is uploaded to ResizePixel's server to be processed. The vendor states uploads are deleted from the server within one hour of upload or editing. If you want a tool that never uploads, pick one that processes inside the browser.
Yes. Besides resizing by pixels, ResizePixel has a compress mode where you set a target size in kilobytes and it reduces the image to fit under it. This is the feature to reach for when a form rejects your file for being too heavy.
It reads common image files and converts between JPG, PNG, WebP, TIFF and GIF. You pick the output format in the convert step before downloading.
No. ResizePixel resizes by plain scaling, so enlarging a small image makes it soft rather than adding detail. For AI enlargement that invents new detail, use a dedicated image upscaler.
Yes. The tools run as a chain, so you can crop an image, then compress it, then convert the format, and download the result once at the end rather than re-uploading between steps.
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