Resize & Crop Image changes an image's pixel dimensions or cuts out a specific region, without the stretching, squashing, or awkward re-cropping that happens when you resize carelessly in a generic photo app. You can work in exact pixels, as a percentage of the original, or by dragging a visual crop box directly over the photo — whichever matches the problem you actually have. Aspect ratio lock is on by default, so typing a new width automatically recalculates the height to match the original proportions instead of distorting faces, logos, or straight lines. Upload several images at once to batch-resize them identically — useful when a dozen product photos or a batch of social media posts all need the same exact dimensions in one pass.
The crop tool renders a fully interactive box on top of your image: drag it to reposition, grab any of the eight handles to resize from a corner or an edge, or skip the dragging entirely and use a position preset (Center, Top Left, Top Right, Bottom Left, Bottom Right) or type exact X/Y pixel offsets. A rule-of-thirds grid overlays the crop box while you work, which is the same compositional guide photographers and designers use to decide where the subject should sit in the frame rather than dead-center by default.
Everything happens in HTML Canvas inside your browser tab — there is no upload step, no processing queue, and no server round-trip. That matters for two practical reasons: it is instant even on a slow connection, and it keeps personal or work-in-progress images (screenshots with sensitive text, unreleased product photos, ID scans) off third-party infrastructure entirely. The tool accepts JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, and BMP. If you need to change the output format independently of resizing, Image Converter handles that directly, and Image Compressor can shrink the resized file further before you upload it anywhere.
