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Resize Image

Resize photos and graphics with aspect-ratio presets and bulk support, right in your browser.

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Settings

Tune output without leaving the browser.

Aspect ratio

Pick a ratio to lock width and height together. "Source" preserves the original ratio of the loaded image; "Free" lets you set both dimensions independently.

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Useful to know

Aspect ratio presets

Pick a preset (1:1, 4:5, 4:3, 16:9, 9:16) to lock width and height together at that ratio. "Source" keeps the original image's ratio, and "Free" lets you set both dimensions independently. Useful pixel targets: 1080 x 1080 (Instagram square), 1080 x 1350 (Instagram portrait / 4:5), 1080 x 1920 (Instagram Story or Reel / 9:16), 1280 x 720 (YouTube thumbnail / 16:9), 1200 x 675 (Twitter/X).

Bulk resize

Drop multiple files in at once and ImgShifter resizes the whole batch to the same dimensions in your browser, then bundles the results into a ZIP via JSZip. The batch runs locally - no uploads, no queue, and no per-file size limits beyond your device's memory.

Downscale vs upscale

Downscaling is safe and often makes images look sharper. Upscaling beyond the original adds no real detail and tends to look soft - use a dedicated AI upscaler if you need that.

Resize online with ImgShifter

Drop one image or many - ImgShifter resizes the whole batch to the same dimensions in your browser, then bundles the results into a ZIP via JSZip. Aspect-ratio presets cover the common social and video sizes.

Downscaling is safe and often makes images look sharper. Upscaling beyond the original adds no real detail; for that, use a dedicated AI upscaler. The batch limit is whatever your device's memory can comfortably hold.

The resize uses the Canvas API locally. Files are never uploaded - watch the Network tab while a batch runs to confirm there's no outbound image traffic.

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Frequently asked questions

Short answers for image workflows, privacy, and supported formats.