Image Resizer

Image Resizer

Resize Settings

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Resize Like a Pro with ImagezO’s Image Resizer Tool!

Dear users, Are you tired of struggling with images that just won’t fit where you need them? Are you fed up with the difficulty of using images because they either get stretched, or cropped, or skewed in image boxes? Whether you’re improving your blog, getting ready for social media, or putting together your eCommerce store, our Image Resizer will help you save the day! Let us start from the bottom and see why this tool will soon be your best friend.

Why you’ll Love our Image Resizer?

  • Easy Uploads: Just drag and drop your images into our super-simple upload box. We support all formats, so whether it’s JPG, PNG, or something else, we’ve got you covered!
  • Resize Settings Made Simple: Want to specify the exact pixel dimensions? No problem! Just enter your desired size, choose whether to maintain the aspect ratio, and decide if you want to enlarge smaller images. It’s that easy!
  • Choose Your Resize Mode: We’ve got four fantastic resize modes for you:
    • Fit: Perfectly fits your image within the specified dimensions without cropping.
    • Stretch: Stretches the image to fill the space (but watch out for distortion!).
    • Crop: Crops the image to focus on what matters most.
    • Pad: Adds extra white or colored space around your image. This is a game-changer for eCommerce users who need those portrait images to fit perfectly in square or rectangular spaces!

Bulk Resizing Made Easy

Got a whole folder of images? Awesome! Simply upload the entire folder, and we’ll display thumbnails of all your pics. You can remove any images you don’t want to resize—no hassle at all! When you’re ready, hit that download button and watch us work our magic. In just microseconds, all your images will be resized and ready to go!

Quality Control at your Fingertips

Worried about quality? Don’t be! Our handy compression quality slider lets you adjust the quality of your resized images in one easy step. With this tool you will no longer find the need to spend countless hours trying to find the perfect amount of size and clarity.

Perfect for Everyone

Our image resizer is custom made for you, if you are a blogger who is looking for the optimal presentation of the images and thumbnails, if you are an ecommerce sellers who wishes for the product images to be of right dimensions or anyone else who wants their images looking sharp and fitting perfectly, our Image Resizer is designed for YOU!

Also, Convert Image Formats with Ease

If you have edited and resized your images but wish to save them in a different format you do not have to worry, we have our Image Converter tool that can help you change the format of your images making your life much easier.

Explore many other Awesome Tools with us

While you’re here, don’t forget to check out our other fantastic tools! From compressing images to watermarking and adding face blur, we’ve got everything you need to make your photos stand out.

Ready to Resize?

Stop wrestling with awkwardly sized images! Try our Image Resizer today and see how effortless it can be to get your visuals just right. Your website (and social media) will thank you for it!

Latest Technology Used in Image Resizing Tools

Image Interpolation allows you to create a high-resolution image from a low-resolution one through a process called interpolation, which is part of image resolution conversion technologies. This process is also referred to as image resampling, resizing, digital zooming, and image enhancement, to name a few.

This technique is known as “Iterative Curve Based Interpolation” or ICBI, as described by Andrea Giachetti and Nicola Asuni at BMVC 2008, then discussed further in “Real Time Artifact Free Image Upscaling” in IEEE Transaction on Image processing. A new algorithm for image upscaling based on the iterative smoothing of second order derivatives (ICBI, Iterative Curvature Based Interpolation). The algorithm is turned on with the initial conditions that can be obtained from the edge of the picture with a simple filling rule that utilizes second order derivatives (FCBI, Fast Curvature Based Interpolation) which in itself is also an edge directed interpolation.

The primary procedure is divided into two parts. Initially, an adaptive algorithm is utilized that interpolates pixel values in the direction where the second derivative of the image is the lowest. The adaptive pixel values are then refined by an iterative PIDP algorithm that minimizes the differences in the second order image derivatives while enabling maxima of the second order derivative value to override isolevel curves smooth. The first algorithm alone produces images with edges that are preserved and that are qualitatively measurably better than those obtained with other equally efficient techniques reviewed in the literature. The complete method allows the construction of interpolated images that look “natural” and free from artifacts produced by linear and nonlinear methods. Both objective and subjective tests performed on a large set of natural images demonstrate the clear advantages of the one pass technique compared with the best known techniques.