Resizing a landscape photo for Instagram
A 2000×1200px landscape photo resized to Instagram’s 1080×1350 portrait feed preset is cropped to a 4:5 rectangle from the center, filling the whole frame.
Instagram photo resizer for social media
This Instagram photo resizer also covers Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok and 4 more platforms: upload an image, choose a platform and post type — an Instagram feed post, a Facebook cover photo, a LinkedIn link preview, a TikTok video cover, and more — and it resizes the photo to that platform’s real published pixel dimensions using the Canvas API. It cover-crops from the center so the exact target frame is filled with no empty bars, then offers the result as a direct download. Nothing you upload ever leaves your browser.
Output format
Preview
Upload an image to see the resized preview here.
How to resize an image for social media
- Choose an image. Click the upload area and pick a JPEG, PNG, WebP or GIF file from your device.
- Pick a platform and size. Select the platform and post type you need, such as an Instagram feed post or a LinkedIn link preview.
- Choose an output format. Pick JPEG for a smaller file, or PNG when you need to keep a transparent background.
- Review the preview. Check the resized preview against the target dimensions shown above it before downloading.
- Download the result. Click download to save the correctly-sized image straight to your device, ready to upload.
Worked examples
A square logo resized for a LinkedIn link preview
A 3000×3000px square logo resized to LinkedIn’s 1200×627 link-preview size is cropped to a wide rectangle, trimming the top and bottom evenly.
Image resizer FAQ
- Does this tool upload my image anywhere?
- No — every resize happens locally in your browser using the Canvas API, and nothing is uploaded to a server.
- What does cover-cropping mean?
- The image is scaled so its shorter side fills the target frame, then the longer side is trimmed evenly from both edges so nothing looks stretched.
- Which platforms does the resizer cover?
- Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, X, YouTube, Pinterest and Bluesky, each sized to that platform’s own current published dimensions.
- Can I resize a PNG and keep its transparency?
- Yes, choose PNG as the output format and any transparent areas in the original image stay intact.
- Will resizing reduce my image’s file size?
- Often yes, since the output is usually smaller in pixel dimensions than the original, though the exact result depends on the format you choose.
- Does the tool ever add empty bars around my image?
- No — it always cover-crops to fill the exact target frame completely, so there are never empty bars or letterboxing.
- Can I use this on a phone?
- Yes, the resizer runs entirely in your mobile browser using the same Canvas API it uses on desktop.
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