Social Media Image Resizer — 9 Platform Sizes, All Local

Nine platform sizes, center-cropped and encoded on your device.

Quick answer: Resize one image into nine social sizes — Instagram, X, YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook — center-cropped and JPEG-encoded locally with instant downloads.

How to use

  1. Load an image (PNG or JPG, stays local).
  2. Wait for the nine presets to render with real KB sizes.
  3. Download individual sizes or press Download all.
  4. Upload each file where it belongs.

About this tool

Every platform wants a different pixel size, so stop exporting nine times from your editor. Load one image and this tool center-crops it — cover-fit, so nothing is stretched — into nine ready-to-post sizes: Instagram square and portrait, Story/Reels, X post, X header, YouTube thumbnail, LinkedIn post, Facebook cover and a 400×400 profile picture. Each target is rendered on its own canvas and encoded as JPEG at quality 0.9, with the actual output size in kilobytes shown beside every download button, because platforms like YouTube enforce real byte limits. Download presets one at a time or grab all nine in one sequence. Everything is computed on your device from the file you pick. Your file never leaves this page — processing runs entirely in your browser; nothing is uploaded and the data is dropped from memory when you close the tab.

FAQ

Is my file uploaded?
No — Your file never leaves this page — processing runs entirely in your browser; nothing is uploaded and the data is dropped from memory when you close the tab.
What does center-crop cover-fit mean?
The image is scaled until it fully covers the target box, then cropped equally from the edges — nothing is stretched or squashed, but outer edges can be trimmed to fit the ratio.
Why JPEG quality 0.9?
It is the sweet spot for social uploads: visually indistinguishable from the original while keeping every file comfortably under platform byte limits like YouTube's 2 MB thumbnails.
Why do the KB sizes differ per preset?
Larger canvases and more detail mean bigger files; the number shown is the real encoded size of the exact JPEG you download, not an estimate.
Can I use PNG sources with transparency?
Yes, but the output is JPEG, so transparency flattens onto a white background — composite onto a solid backdrop first if the alpha channel matters.

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