Compress PNG for a smaller file size

PNG is lossless — shrinking usually means fewer pixels or smarter encoding for screenshots. Start by reducing the longest edge, then lower quality only after you switch to JPEG or WebP if the destination allows.

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Resize Options
100%

Upload images with drag & drop, choose from preset sizes or enter custom dimensions. High-quality output, instant preview, and free to use.

PNG-specific tactics

UI screenshots often have flat colors — resizing height/width beats cranking aggressive PNG quantization in the browser.

If you need postage-stamp sizes for forums, consider PNG→JPEG or PNG→WebP once transparency is irrelevant.

Keep transparency intentional

Do not flatten to JPEG when you still need alpha — export WebP instead if the site accepts it.

Crop dead borders from screenshots before compression; empty margins waste kilobytes.

Then host or embed

After download, upload to ImageUpload.app when you need a stable HTTPS URL for Notion, GitHub, or chat.

Developers can batch with the REST API when many assets ship together.

Resize your images to any size, maintain aspect ratio, adjust quality, and save in different formats. Ready-made sizes for social media profiles, cover photos, and other platforms.

Features

Maintain aspect ratio

Maintain aspect ratio

Quality control

Quality control

Multiple format support

Multiple format support

Why Resize Images?

Faster loading websites

Faster loading websites

Save storage space

Save storage space

Common Sizes

Social Media Profile Picture Cover Photo Post Image
Facebook 170 x 170 820 x 312 1200 x 630
Instagram 110 x 110 - 1080 x 1080
Twitter 400 x 400 1500 x 500 1024 x 512