Image Resizer

Resize locally in your browser. Export PNG (transparent), JPG, or WebP.
Privacy-first: your image stays on your device.

Click or drag an image here

JPG, PNG, WebP, etc. (max 30 MB)

Get Your Images to Fit Perfectly. Every Time.

Resize images for social media, websites, and emails right in your browser. Fast, private, and incredibly simple.
100% Private. Files never leave your device.

An Image Resizer That Respects Your Privacy.

Most "free online tools" make you upload your images to their servers, with no idea who might see them. We think that's a problem.
PixnZip is different. All resizing happens locally on your computer, inside your browser. Your private photos, client work, and important documents are never sent across the internet. We never see them. Ever.

Tired of This?

The Frustration
"My stunning photo gets awkwardly cropped on social media."
The Fix: Quickly resize your image to the exact dimensions for Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter. No more bad crops.
The Frustration
"My high-res blog images are making my website painfully slow."
The Fix: Resize your images to a web-friendly size before uploading. Your pages will load faster, and visitors will thank you.
The Frustration
"I just need to resize one thing without downloading bulky software."
The Fix: We get it. No installs, no sign-ups. Just a simple, powerful tool that works the instant you need it.

It’s As Simple As It Gets

1. Drop Your Image
Drag and drop your image file, or click to select it from your computer. It stays on your device.
2. Set Your Dimensions
Enter your desired width or height. The aspect ratio is locked automatically to prevent distortion.
3. Download Instantly
Your perfectly resized image is ready for download in a flash. No uploads, no waiting.

Ready to Get the Perfect Size?

Stop guessing dimensions and worrying about privacy. Resize your images with confidence in seconds. It’s free, it’s private, and it just works.

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Frequently Asked Questions