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Image Resizer & Cropper.

Resize your images locally by custom pixel dimensions, percentage, or inches. Use the interactive crop tool to perfectly frame YouTube banners, Instagram posts, and 50+ official passport photo sizes.

1. Upload Image

2. Resize Settings

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Supported Platforms & Passport Sizes

Our intelligent cropping engine is pre-loaded with the exact dimensions required for major social networks and government ID applications worldwide.

Social Media Resizer

  • YouTube: Banner Resizer (2560x1440), Channel Profile, Video Thumbnail
  • Instagram: Square Post (1080x1080), Portrait Post, Story/Reel Maker
  • Facebook: Cover Photo Resizer, Profile Picture, Post Image
  • LinkedIn: Background Banner, Profile Picture, Company Post
  • TikTok: Profile Picture, 9:16 Video Format Crop
  • X (Twitter): Header Photo Maker, Profile Picture
  • Pinterest & Telegram: Standard Pins and Display Pictures

Global Passport Photo Maker

Instantly crop your photo to the exact millimeter specifications for over 50 countries, including:

  • US Passport Resizer: 2 x 2 inches (600x600 px)
  • Europe (UK, France, Germany): 35 x 45 mm
  • Asia: India (35x45mm), China (33x48mm), UAE (40x60mm)
  • Americas: Canada (50x70mm), Brazil (50x70mm), Mexico
  • Oceania & Africa: Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Egypt

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I resize an image for a YouTube Banner?

Upload your image, click on the "Social Templates" tab, and select "YouTube Channel Banner (2560x1440)". The interactive crop box will automatically lock to the correct 16:9 ratio. Drag it over the best part of your image and click Resize!

Is the US Passport Photo format supported?

Yes! Select the "Passport" tab and choose "United States (2 x 2 in)". The crop box will lock to a perfect square. Ensure your face is centered in the box before generating the final 600x600 px image, which meets official US Department of State guidelines.

Are my photos uploaded to a server?

No. All cropping and resizing happens 100% locally in your web browser. Your private photos (especially passport and ID photos) never leave your device.