Image Resizer & Cropper

Resize by pixels or percent, crop to a ratio, rotate, and squeeze to a target size in KB - all inside your browser.

⚡100% free - no sign-up, no watermark 🔐Secure HTTPS upload - your files are never shared 📏See the new file size before you compress 🎯Shrink photos to an exact KB - 20, 50, 100 KB 👔Passport photos: add a suit or blazer, change background 🔒Private - files are deleted automatically 📝Read text from photos in 30+ languages 📄Merge, split and compress PDFs in seconds 🎬Big videos convert while they upload - up to 200 MB 🔁100+ formats: 32 audio, 28 video, 23 image 📱Works on every phone - nothing to install 📤Share results to WhatsApp in one tap

Drop audio files here or click to browse

83 formats in → 32 out · MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, OGG, Opus, AAC, WMA, AIFF, ALAC, AMR... · up to 200 MB in total

🔒 Private · deleted after download

Output

Convert to Quality

Advanced audio settings

Fine-tune the result like a sound engineer. Every choice below is optional - leave a box on Auto or Original and the tool picks a sensible value for you. Only options that the chosen format supports are shown.

Preset Fills the boxes below for a typical purpose. You can still change any box afterwards. Bitrate (kbps) How much data every second of sound gets. Higher = better quality and a bigger file. Speech: 32-64. Music: 128-192. Best lossy quality: 256-320. Bitrate mode CBR keeps the same data rate all the time (predictable size, needed by some players). VBR gives hard passages more data (usually better sound for the same size). Sample rate Snapshots of sound taken per second. 44.1 kHz = CD and music, 48 kHz = video and broadcast, 16-22 kHz = speech, 96 kHz and above = studio masters. A higher rate than your original adds nothing. Channels Mono halves the size and is ideal for speech. Stereo keeps left and right for music. Choosing stereo for a mono recording just copies the sound to both sides. Bit depth Precision of each sample. 16-bit = CD, 24-bit = studio, 32-bit / 32-bit float = editing headroom, 8-bit = tiny files with audible hiss. Only matters for lossless and WAV-type formats. Compression level FLAC is always lossless - this only trades speed for size. 0 = fastest, biggest file; 8 = slowest, smallest file. The sound is identical at every level.

Normalize loudness (EBU R128, -16 LUFS)Evens out volume to the international broadcast / podcast standard, so quiet files get louder and loud ones softer. Remove tags & metadataDeletes title, artist, album art, GPS and other hidden information - good for privacy and a slightly smaller file.

Not sure what to pick? Read the detailed guide to these settings below the tool.

Also reduce the file size (optional)The result is made smaller while it is converted - it stays in the format you chose, in one step with no extra upload. Add files to see the expected size.

Ready. Select one or more audio files to begin.

Any number of files
Runs in the background
Files never stored

Drop your image files here or click to browse

JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, TIFF, BMP, GIF, AVIF · any number of files, up to 200 MB in total

🔒 Private · deleted after download

Images per page

1 × 11 per page 2 × 12 per page 4 × 14 per page 6 × 16 per page 8 × 18 per page 16 × 116 per page

Paper size Draw a clear frame around each image

Make the text selectable & copyable (OCR)Reads the words in your pictures and adds an invisible text layer, so you can select, copy, search and paste text from the PDF.

The language is detected automatically - English, Hindi and the other Indian languages, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, European languages and mixes of them.

Also reduce the file size (optional)The result is made smaller while it is converted - it stays in the format you chose, in one step with no extra upload. Add files to see the expected size.

Ready. Add your image files to begin.

Where will you apply? Paper size Font Spacing Margins Text size 10 pt Accent colour

Choose a template

The preview is close to the file you get. Dashed lines show where pages end.

Fill in your details on the left - the preview updates as you type. Everything stays in your browser until you press Download.

Load draft

Writing helpers: job-match keywords, action verbs, my resumes

Match a job advert (keywords)

Paste the job description. We list the important words it uses and show which ones your resume already contains - tap a missing one to add it to your skills.

Action verbs

Click a word to insert it where your cursor is in a bullet box.

My resumes (saved in this browser)

Drop a photo here or tap to choose

JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP · up to 200 MB

🔐 100% on your device · never uploaded

Size & output

Preset Width (px) Height (px) Unit Scale (%) Crop ratio Keep the proportions when I change width or height - untick it to set an exact size such as 3.5 x 4.5 cm: the crop box then takes that shape, so nothing is stretched.

Format Quality 85% Target size (KB, optional)

Quick:

Ready. Choose a photo to begin - it never leaves your device.

Runs in your browser
Exact pixels or KB
No upload

Supported formats 7 in → 9 out

7 picture formats (* where your browser can open them):

JPG
PNG
WEBP
GIF
BMP
AVIF*
HEIC*

9 output formats:

JPG
PNG
WEBP
AVIF*
PDF
TIFF
BMP
ICO
JFIF

How to use the Image Resizer & Cropper

1Drop a photo (JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC where your browser supports it) or choose one from your phone.
2Pick a preset such as Passport photo, Signature, Instagram square or Full HD - or type your own width and height. Drag the crop box if you want a different part of the picture.
3Set a target size in KB if a form asks for one, choose JPG, PNG or WebP, then press Resize and download the result.

Resizing, cropping and compressing photos: a practical guide

Every website, college portal and chat app has its own idea of the right picture size. This guide explains how pixels, file size and cropping relate, so you can make a picture fit the rules in one go and still look good.

Common uses

Application forms and exam portals

Portals often ask for a photo of 3.5 x 4.5 cm under 50 KB and a signature under 20 KB. Choose the preset, crop to the face, set the target KB and download.

Profile pictures

Crop to a square so a face is not cut off by the round frame many apps apply, then resize to 400 or 800 pixels.

Websites and blogs

A 12-megapixel photo is far too large for a web page. Resize to the display width (for example 1200 px) and export as WebP or JPG.

E-mail and chat

Reduce a picture to a few hundred KB so it sends quickly on mobile data and does not get recompressed badly by the app.

Social media

Use the square, portrait and landscape presets to avoid automatic cropping that cuts off heads or text.

Documents

Shrink scanned ID pictures or certificate photos before attaching them to an online application.

Pixels versus file size

Pixels describe how big the picture is (for example 1200 x 800). File size in KB describes how much storage it needs. A smaller pixel size usually means a smaller file, but quality settings and picture content matter too: a detailed photo takes more space than a plain one.

How target-size compression works

The tool encodes the picture at high quality, checks the size, and lowers the quality in small steps until the result is under your limit. If lowering quality alone is not enough, it reduces the pixel size slightly. The preview shows the real file size before you download.

Cropping before resizing

Crop first to remove empty space, then resize. A tighter crop keeps important details bigger at the same pixel count, which looks better and compresses better.

Choosing a format

JPG is the safest choice for photographs. PNG is lossless, best for text, screenshots and logos. WebP makes the smallest files for the web, but some older portals do not accept it, so use JPG for official uploads.

Orientation and EXIF

Phones store rotation as hidden data. The tool applies it, so a portrait photo does not turn sideways, and it removes location data from the downloaded copy.

Privacy

Everything happens in your browser. The picture is not uploaded, so ID photos and family pictures stay on your device.

Troubleshooting

The file is still over the limit

Choose JPG, lower the pixel size a little (for example 600 x 800), or use a plain background; busy backgrounds compress poorly.

The picture looks blurry

You asked for a very small file. Increase the KB target or the pixel size, and avoid enlarging a small picture - enlarging cannot add detail.

The portal rejects my file

Check the required format (often JPG), the exact pixel dimensions and the maximum size. Some portals also reject files with unusual names; use simple letters and numbers.

Available in 55 languages

The whole site - menus, buttons, guides and messages - can be switched to 55 languages, including English, Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi, Odia, Assamese, Nepali, Urdu, Arabic, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Turkish, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. Use the language menu in the top bar; your choice is remembered, and the file formats and tools work exactly the same in every language.

Why use TinyFileHub

Runs entirely in your browser: the picture is never uploaded, so private photos and ID pictures stay on your device
Exact width and height in pixels, or a percentage, with the aspect ratio locked or free
Crop with a draggable box and ratio presets: free, 1:1, 4:5, 3:4, 4:3, 16:9, passport 35 x 45 mm
Target file size in KB: the tool searches for the best quality that fits under your limit and tells you if it cannot
Rotate in 90-degree steps and flip horizontally or vertically
Ready-made size presets for forms (photo, signature), social media, websites and email
Output as JPG, PNG or WebP with a quality slider and a live before/after size
No watermark, no sign-up, no limit on how many pictures you resize

Tips and good to know

How do I get a photo under 50 KB or 100 KB?

Choose the target size in KB, keep the output as JPG, and press Resize. The tool lowers the quality in small steps and, if needed, the pixel size, until the file fits. A passport-style face photo at 3.5 x 4.5 cm normally fits comfortably under 50 KB.

What is the difference between resizing and compressing?

Resizing changes the number of pixels (the picture gets smaller on screen). Compressing keeps the pixels and stores them more cleverly. For tight limits the best result usually comes from doing both, which is what the target-size option does.

Which format should I choose?

JPG for photographs and for most government and college portals. PNG for logos, screenshots and pictures with text or transparency. WebP for websites where you want the smallest file.

Why does my photo look stretched?

Keep the lock on so width and height change together, or crop to the right ratio first. Changing only one side of a picture without cropping distorts it.

Are the sizes official requirements?

The presets are common sizes, not official rules. Always check the exact width, height, format and file size on the website or form you are submitting to.

Frequently asked questions

Is my photo uploaded to a server?

No. This tool works inside your browser with your device's own processing power, so the picture never leaves your phone or computer.

Can I resize several photos at once?

Drop them one after another - each is processed in your browser in a moment. For large batches in other formats use the Image Converter, then the File Size Reducer.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. Choose a photo from the gallery or camera, adjust the crop with your finger, and download the result to your phone.

What is the maximum picture size?

Anything your device can open. Very large camera photos are scaled safely in the browser, and the tool warns you if a picture is too large for your device's memory.