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Social media image resizer
Resize one photo into the exact pixel sizes Instagram, Facebook, and X use, cropped around a focal point you choose, and download every size as a zip.
Add a file and run the tool.
Your file is ready.
Try a different file, or try again.
Settings
Choose a file, adjust the settings, then run the tool.
Runs fully in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
How it works
Drop or choose your photo, then pick one or more sizes - Instagram, Facebook, and X presets are all listed.
Click your photo to set the focal point, so the part that matters stays in frame on every crop.
Download the zip - every size is named for its platform and placement.
Frequently asked questions
Each platform crops or stretches an image that's the wrong shape - a profile photo can end up cropped around the wrong part of a face, or a cover photo can look stretched. Exporting at the platform's own recommended size avoids both.
Platforms adjust their recommended sizes occasionally, so this table is kept current rather than treated as fixed forever - it's currently based on Hootsuite's own social media size guide, cross-checked where the platforms' own help pages agree.
Click anywhere on your photo (or use the arrow keys) to mark the part that matters most - a face, a logo, a product. Every size you export is cropped around that point instead of always the exact center.
Both, depending on the shape. If your photo's proportions already match a preset, it's a straight resize. If they don't - most of the time - the tool crops around your focal point to fill the target size without stretching.
No. Your photo is decoded, cropped, resized, and zipped entirely inside your own browser. Nothing is sent to a server.
Guides
A closer look at specific problems this tool solves.
Why One Photo Never Fits Every Platform the Same Way
Instagram, Facebook and X each expect a different shape from the same photo. Post the wrong one and a face gets clipped, a logo runs off the edge, or the platform pads it with bars you never asked for.
Read the guideHow to Resize One Photo for Instagram, Facebook and X at Once
Upload once, mark the part of the photo that matters, tick the sizes you need. One zip comes out with every export already sized and named for its platform.
Read the guideOne Banner Photo, Three Header Shapes: Facebook Cover, X Header and an Instagram Post
A sale banner needs to become a Facebook cover, an X header and an Instagram post - three very different shapes from one wide image. Here's how the sizes actually compare and where the focal point earns its keep.
Read the guide
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