Resize Images Online - Resize JPG, BMP, GIF, PNG images – Crop & Resize Image Online
Create a perfect passport size photo online in seconds. Upload any picture, crop and resize image to standard passport size photo dimensions, or quickly resize images for exams, government forms, IDs and online applications.
Drag & drop your image file here
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Supports JPG, PNG, GIF, WEBP (Max 50MB)
Compare SJ480 with Others
| Feature | SJ480 | Adobe Acrobat | SmallPDF |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | Paid ($19/mo) | Freemium |
| File Limits | Unlimited | Unlimited | limited |
| Registration | No Sign-up | Required | No Sign-up |
| Security | Auto-delete (1hr) | Cloud Storage | Auto-delete |
What is Cropping & Resizing?
Cropping and resizing are two common ways to edit an image, but they do different things:
- Resizing changes the overall dimensions (width and height) of the entire image. This scales the image up or down, which also changes its file size. It's used to make an image fit a specific space, like a website banner or a profile picture.
- Cropping involves cutting away parts of an image to change its composition or aspect ratio. You select a specific area you want to keep, and everything outside that area is discarded. This is used to remove unwanted elements, zoom in on a subject, or change the shape (e.g., from a rectangle to a square).
Why Use This Tool?
Our online image resizer and cropper is perfect for a variety of tasks:
- Passport Photos: Create standard passport or visa photos that meet specific dimension requirements (e.g., 2x2 inches or 35x45mm).
- Social Media Profiles: Resize images to fit perfectly as profile pictures on LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook without getting cropped awkwardly.
- Web Performance: Reduce the file size of large images by resizing them to smaller dimensions, making your website load faster and improving SEO.
- Email Attachments: Shrink large photos so they can be easily attached to emails without exceeding size limits.
Troubleshooting Common Issues
Having trouble processing your image? Try these quick fixes:
- Upload Error: Ensure your file is a supported format (JPG, PNG, GIF, WEBP) and is under the 50MB size limit.
- Image Looks Blurry: If you upscale a small image (e.g., resize 500px to 2000px), it will lose quality. Try to start with a high-resolution image and resize down.
- Nothing Happens: Try clearing your browser cache or disabling ad blockers, as they can sometimes interfere with file upload scripts.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What's the difference between Crop and Resize?
Resize scales your entire image, making the whole picture smaller or larger but keeping everything in it. Crop cuts out a piece of your image, removing the outer areas and changing the image's composition.
Is it safe to upload my images?
Absolutely. We prioritize your privacy and security. All uploaded images are processed securely. We do not store your data; all files are automatically and permanently deleted from our servers within one hour after processing is complete.
What is "metadata" and should I preserve it?
Metadata (or EXIF data) is hidden information stored in your image file. This includes details like the camera model, aperture, shutter speed, and sometimes even the GPS location where the photo was taken.
For privacy, it's often a good idea to *uncheck* "Preserve Metadata" to remove this sensitive information. For professional photographers who want to keep their copyright info, *check* the box to preserve it.
Will I lose quality when I resize?
Making an image *smaller* generally maintains high quality. Making an image *larger* (upscaling) will almost always result in a loss of quality, making the image look blurry or pixelated. It's always best to start with a high-resolution image and make it smaller.
Sj480 Team
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