Resize a photo to a maximum dimension in your browser and download it. Useful for meeting upload size limits in verification and onboarding forms. Nothing uploaded.
A quick utility: A resizer that scales a photo down to a maximum width or height and hands back the smaller file.
▶ Open the tool — runs entirely in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Verification and onboarding forms often reject images that are too large or too high-resolution. This resizes proportionally in your browser and lets you download the result — and because it re-encodes, it also drops EXIF and GPS metadata as a side effect.
The image is processed locally and never uploaded.
- Drop or choose the photo.
- Set the maximum dimension (longest side, in pixels).
- Download the resized copy.
No. It is resized in your browser and never sent anywhere.
Yes. It scales so the longest side matches your limit and the shape is preserved — no stretching or cropping.
Yes, as a side effect. Re-encoding through a canvas produces a file with only pixels, so EXIF and GPS are dropped.
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