Resize images

Resize photos without uploading them.

Cap the long edge at Full HD by default — or pick another max width — with private, on-device processing.

Why resize

Megapixels you don’t need still cost megabytes.

Modern phones shoot far beyond what email, social, or most websites display. Limiting width is often the fastest way to cut size while keeping the photo looking sharp on screens.

How it works

Pick a max width. Stay private.

  1. Open with Full HD selected1920 px max width is pre-filled for you.
  2. Add your photosJPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, and HEIC are supported.
  3. Download the resized resultsCombine with a size target if an upload form needs both.
FAQ

Common questions

Can ShrinkPicture resize images?

Yes. Choose a maximum width (or use this page’s Full HD default) and ShrinkPicture scales larger photos down while compressing. Images already smaller than the limit keep their original dimensions.

What does the 1920 px default mean?

The long edge is capped at 1920 pixels — Full HD width — which is plenty for web, email, and most forms while cutting file size sharply on 4K phone photos.

Can I pick a different size?

Yes. After opening the compressor, change Maximum width to 4K, Large (2560), Web (1280), or keep the original size.

Does resizing upload my photos?

No. Decode, resize, and encode all run locally in your browser.

Is True Lossless compatible with resize?

True Lossless keeps encoded pixels exact and disables resize. Use Smart or Maximum when you want a smaller width.

Open with 1920 px selected

Pre-selects Smart mode and a 1920 px maximum width. Adjust the dropdown anytime.

Resize to Full HD