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Resize a Screenshot
Resize Screenshot sets exact pixel dimensions with aspect lock. Choose width, height, or a preset and download.
Paste or upload a screenshot
Drag an image here, paste from clipboard, or browse to upload.
Tip: Use Cmd/Ctrl+V to paste a screenshot.
Features that give you control
Exact width and height
Exact dimensions for platform requirements.
Keep aspect ratio
Aspect lock prevents distortion.
Presets for common sizes
Presets save time for common sizes.
How to resize screenshots
Upload your screenshot
Upload the screenshot.
Set the target size
Set width and height or pick a preset.
Download the resized image
Download the resized image.
Popular use cases
Social media posts
Match platform size specs for posts and ads.
Avatars and profile pictures
Resize to square or required profile sizes.
Thumbnails and previews
Create consistent preview sizes.
Design layouts and mockups
Fit screenshots into layouts without stretching.
Related tools
If resizing is not enough, these tools help you crop, compress, or convert screenshots. Resize Screenshot works well with Crop Screenshot for precise control.
FAQ
How to resize without losing clarity?
Resize Screenshot maintains quality when resizing up or down. For significant enlargements, some pixelation may occur. For best results, start with a high-resolution screenshot and avoid extreme size changes.
Can I keep aspect ratio?
Yes. Resize Screenshot can lock the aspect ratio so the image does not stretch or distort. When you change one dimension, the other adjusts automatically to preserve the original proportions.
What sizes are best for social media?
Common sizes include 1080x1080 for Instagram posts, 1920x1080 for YouTube thumbnails, and 1200x630 for Facebook link previews. Resize Screenshot includes presets for these and other platforms.
Can I batch resize?
Currently, Resize Screenshot processes one image at a time. For multiple screenshots, resize them one by one or use the same settings for consistent results.
Does resizing change file size?
Resizing can affect file size. Enlarging typically increases file size, while reducing dimensions usually decreases it. Combine with compression tools if file size is a concern.
Resize screenshots with precision
Match size requirements without manual editing.