Set the frame
Put the image in the right frame.
Enter exact dimensions, choose how the source should fit, and inspect the export before saving it to your device.
Opening the local image workspace…
Opening the local image workspace…
Fit, fill, or stretch
Dimensions with an explicit trade-off.
Changing width and height can preserve the whole source, crop its edges, or distort it. The right choice depends on where the result will be used, so the tool keeps that choice visible.
Quality note: Enlarging a small image adds pixels but cannot recreate missing detail. For the clearest result, start with a source at least as large as the destination.
Common questions
Choose the right frame.
What is the difference between fit and fill?
Fit keeps the entire source visible inside the destination. Fill covers the whole destination and crops the parts that extend beyond its edges.
Will resizing make the file smaller?
Usually, reducing pixel dimensions reduces the amount of image data, but output format and quality also affect file size. Use the compressor when a strict KB or MB limit matters.
Can I resize a transparent PNG?
Supported PNG transparency can be retained when PNG is selected as the output. Converting to JPEG requires a solid background because JPEG has no alpha channel.
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