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Set the exact delivery canvas
Load a complete image batch, enter 1080 x 1350 once, and keep the selected source, exact fit, output format, and finished preview visible together.
Resize ImagesImages
Resize an entire image batch to exact, delivery-ready dimensions.
Resize Images handles more than a single long-edge slider. Cap the longest edge, enter an exact canvas, fit with padding, fill and crop from a chosen anchor, draw a manual crop, or keep the original pixels while changing format. The live preview uses the same engine as export, and every resized result is written as a new file.
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What it does
Resize, fit, pad, or crop a batch with an exact preview before export.
Cap the long edge while preserving aspect ratio and leaving smaller images alone.
Set an exact width and height for delivery canvases such as 1080 x 1350.
Fit with padding or fill and crop from the center, top, bottom, left, right, or a corner.
Draw a manual crop directly over the selected image when the composition needs judgment.
Choose PNG, JPEG, TIFF, or WebP output plus quality and metadata handling.
Preview the real final dimensions while the originals remain untouched.
Size with intent
Set the exact canvas, decide the fit, and verify the final crop.
Dimensions, padding or crop behavior, format, quality, and the real output preview stay connected across the complete batch.
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Choose how every image fits
Limit, fit with padding, or fill and crop the exact canvas; then control upscaling, crop anchor, and delivery format before exporting.
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Draw the composition directly on the image
Switch to Manual crop, place the selection over the meaningful part of the source, and read the exact crop dimensions before writing a new file.
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Apply one delivery rule across the complete batch
Cap the long edge, choose JPEG quality, remove metadata, and review each separately named resized copy while every original remains untouched.
Why it belongs
Why Resize Images earns a place in the toolbox.
The practical details that make this job faster, clearer, or safer than doing it by hand.
Four resize workflows in one tool
Limit the long edge, build an exact canvas, draw a manual crop, or preserve the original pixel dimensions while changing output settings.
Fit, pad, or crop deliberately
Keep the whole image with padding or fill the destination and crop overflow from a selected anchor instead of accepting an accidental center crop.
One policy across the batch
Apply the same dimensions, format, quality, metadata, and upscale rule to a complete set of product, web, or campaign images.
The preview matches export
Before/After uses the same resize path that writes the file and reports the exact output dimensions before the run.
How to use it
From opening the tool to saving the result.
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Add one image or a batch.
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Choose long edge, exact size, manual crop, or original pixels.
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Set fit behavior, anchor, format, quality, and metadata handling.
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Inspect the final dimensions, resize the batch, and review the new files.
Questions
Before you try Resize Images
Can I resize to an exact width and height?
Yes. Exact Size supports limit, fit with padding, and fill with crop behavior.
Can I control where an exact crop is anchored?
Yes. Choose center, edges, or corners when filling an exact canvas.
Can Foldout avoid enlarging small images?
Yes. Enable Never Upscale so only larger sources are reduced.
Does resizing change the original?
No. Every resized image is written as a new, uniquely named file.
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