One photo, different frames
Different source and output ratios require cropping or padding. Move the focal point right to keep a face near that edge. All selected sizes share the same focal values, so check every preview.
Images
Social image resizer
Preview multiple image sizes and download them together as a ZIP.
Files are processed in this browser.Drop a file or choose one. You can also paste an image.
JPG · PNG · WebP / up to 40 MB and 16 MP / no animation or rotation metadataPreview
Choose a file to begin.
Result
How to use the tool
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Choose image and sizes
Load an image and check the sizes you need. You can select several at once.
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Adjust crop and padding
Cover crops outside the frame; contain adds a background. Use the horizontal and vertical focal points to position the image.
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Inspect each size and save
Generate previews for all selected sizes. Download individual images or save the whole ZIP.
Before you export
Preset names and actual posts
Sizes are 1080×1080, 1080×1350, 1080×1920, 1280×720, 1200×630 and 1500×500. They are common working sizes, not a promise of the latest requirements for a particular platform.
Current limitations
- JPG · PNG · WebP / up to 40 MB and 16 MP / no animation or rotation metadata
- Dimensions must be positive integers, up to 8,192px per edge and 16 MP.
- All selected sizes share the same format, quality and focal point.
- PNG/JPEG/WebP and ZIP output. Backgrounds use the chosen solid color.
- No direct posting or social account connection.
Questions about the image tool
Will the photo be stretched?
Its aspect ratio is preserved. Cover crops the image; contain adds space around it.
Can I use a small source?
Yes, but enlarging it can look soft. Start with a source larger than the target if possible.
Can I position each size separately?
Focal values are shared. Generate sizes separately when each one needs a different crop.
Related guides
All guidesImage aspect ratios explained: 1:1, 4:3, 3:2, and 16:9
Understand common frame shapes and choose what to keep when cropping an image to a new aspect ratio.
Read guide →How to resize an image without stretching it
Keep the original aspect ratio, choose sensible pixel dimensions, and know when cropping is the better option.
Read guide →