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Image Resizing and Cropping

Choose between changing pixel dimensions, trimming the frame and fitting a whole image inside a new canvas. These operations solve different layout problems.

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Resize Image

Image resizing changes stored pixel width and height for a new output size.

Existing tool

Resize JPG

JPG resizing prepares photographic pixels for a new width or height.

Shares the resize image workflow.

Existing tool

Resize PNG

PNG resizing changes dimensions while retaining an alpha capable output format.

Shares the resize image workflow.

Existing tool

Resize GIF

Animated GIF resizing changes frame dimensions for a smaller or larger animation.

Available

Image Cropper

Rectangular cropping removes unwanted outer regions without stretching the retained subject.

Existing tool

Circle Image Cropper

Circle cropping masks a picture within a circular boundary.

Existing tool

JPG Cropper

JPG cropping selects a rectangular region from a photograph.

Shares the image cropper workflow.

Existing tool

PNG Cropper

PNG cropping trims an image while preserving a transparency capable format.

Shares the image cropper workflow.

Existing tool

GIF Cropper

GIF cropping applies a consistent frame boundary to an animation.

Available

Image Splitter

Image splitting divides one image into a grid or separate strips.

Available

Rotate Images

Image rotation turns a picture through a specified angle.

Existing tool

Flip Images

Image flipping reflects a picture horizontally or vertically.

Existing tool

Resize Image for Printing

Print resizing relates pixel dimensions to a physical output size and pixel density.

Available

Fit Image Without Cropping

Fitting without cropping scales an entire image inside a target rectangle.

Available

Plan a image resizing and cropping workflow

Upscaling creates additional samples but cannot guarantee recovered detail. Print size depends on both pixel dimensions and pixels per inch. Animated images need frame aware processing.

Decisions before you begin

  • Width and height in pixels
  • Aspect ratio and crop position
  • Padding or print density

Prepare the task

  1. Check the source width and height and the destination's required shape.
  2. Choose scaling, cropping or padding according to what must stay visible.
  3. Inspect the final dimensions and subject framing at the destination size.

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