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Image Resize

Resize an image to exact pixel dimensions in your browser without uploading the source file.

Choose an image and exact pixel dimensions, then download a resized copy processed locally in your browser.

Choose an image

Processing stays in your browser. SOLVEOZA does not upload the image or send image data to analytics.

JPEG, PNG, or WebP. Maximum input size: 25 MiB. Output keeps the selected dimensions.

Result

Choose an image and run resize to see the local result.

How it works

The browser decodes the selected image into a canvas with your target width and height, then creates a temporary local download. The source file is not uploaded or overwritten.

Examples

Thumbnail

Input: 1200 × 800 image to 300 × 200

Output: 300 × 200 local copy

Social image

Input: 4000 × 3000 image to 1200 × 900

Output: 1200 × 900 local copy

Square crop area

Input: 2000 × 2000 image to 800 × 800

Output: 800 × 800 local copy

Listing photo

Input: 2400 × 1800 image to 1200 × 900

Output: 1200 × 900 local copy

PNG asset

Input: Transparent PNG to 512 × 512

Output: PNG dimensions preserved

WebP asset

Input: WebP to 1024 × 768

Output: WebP local copy

Unsupported file

Input: PDF renamed as an image

Output: Visible validation error

FAQ

Does SOLVEOZA upload my image?

No. Processing stays in your browser.

What formats are supported?

JPEG, PNG, and WebP files under 25 MiB are supported.

Does resizing preserve the original?

Yes. The tool creates a separate download and does not overwrite the source.

Can I keep the original aspect ratio?

Enter dimensions that match the source ratio when you want to avoid distortion.

Does this crop the image?

No. It draws the complete source into the exact dimensions you enter; mismatched ratios can stretch the image.

Does it remove EXIF metadata?

This is not an EXIF removal tool and does not make a metadata-removal guarantee.

What is the maximum input size?

Keep the source image under 25 MiB for bounded browser memory use.

Does analytics record my filename or pixels?

No. Custom analytics use coarse tool events and do not store filenames, pixels, metadata, or output files.