Professional Image Resizer
Prepare equipment photos, nameplates and report images for email, WhatsApp, documents and websites.
How to use it
- Drop, paste or choose one or more images. Each picture appears in the strip so you can select it and compare the original with the result.
- Pick a sizing method: a maximum file size, exact pixels or print size, a percentage, an aspect ratio, an upscale factor or a ready-made preset.
- Adjust cropping, padding, rotation, brightness, sharpening or a text watermark if needed, then choose the output format.
- Download the selected image, or download the whole batch as one ZIP file. Save your settings to reuse them next time on this browser.
Practical tips for plant photos
- For nameplates and gauges, keep enough resolution to read small text; check the result at full size before sending.
- Use the file-size mode when an email system, portal or form limits attachments, for example 500 KB or 1 MB.
- JPG or WebP suit photographs; PNG keeps sharp edges on screenshots, drawings and labels.
- Auto-trim and crop help remove empty background around a part before it goes into a maintenance or inspection report.
Professional, Advanced and Expert levels
- Professional keeps the everyday tools: size and file-size targets, presets, compression, cropping, rotation, watermarks and batch ZIP downloads.
- Advanced adds Lanczos3, bicubic, bilinear and nearest-neighbour resampling, noise reduction, gamma, a drag-to-crop editor, print/DPI checks, PNG optimisation, metadata choices and an image inspector.
- Expert adds perspective correction, content-aware cropping, technical diagnostics, optional on-device AI upscaling, exportable batch profiles and a printable processing report.
Specialist workflows
- Industrial nameplate keeps serial numbers, instrument tags and gauge scales readable.
- Engineering drawing keeps lines and dimensions sharp and saves lossless PNG.
- E-commerce makes square product images on a white background for Shopify and catalogues.
- Web developer makes responsive widths and ready-to-paste picture/srcset code.
Honest limits
- DPI is a print label; only pixel dimensions hold detail. The print panel shows the real print size at each DPI.
- Pictures are processed as 8-bit sRGB. CMYK and 16-bit output are not produced, and wide-gamut or CMYK inputs are converted to sRGB.
- AI upscaling runs on your device after you agree to download a small open-source model. It can invent detail, so never rely on AI-enlarged nameplates, gauges or drawings for real values.
- Lossless WebP, AVIF and HEIC depend on your browser. Unsupported options are greyed out, and every saved file is checked so a different format is never substituted silently.
Private by design. All processing happens inside your browser, and pictures are not uploaded to our website. Camera and location details (EXIF/GPS) are removed unless you choose to keep them; keeping GPS is a separate, clearly labelled option. Files are checked before opening, with limits of 100 images, 80 MB per file and 150 megapixels per image.
