Browser-local image tools

Resize Image to 1280×720 Pixels

The 1280×720 preset crops centrally to an exact 16:9 landscape canvas. It runs in your browser and offers padding when the original framing must be preserved. This is an image tool, not a video resizer.

Browser-local processing

Drop JPG, PNG, or WebP images here

Up to 10 still images, 50 MiB each. Input: at most 45 MP; output: at most 16 MP and 8192 px per side.

No image uploadImages processed in your browser
Resize mode

Fit preserves proportions and fits the whole image within the target box; output may be smaller than the target dimensions. Crop preserves proportions and center-crops to fill the exact target canvas. Pad preserves proportions and the whole image, adding padding to the exact target dimensions. Stretch does not preserve proportions and stretches to the target dimensions, which may distort the image. Small originals may be enlarged; this does not add detail.

JPG fills transparency with the selected color. Every result is re-encoded; metadata, animation and original color profiles are not preserved. Unsupported browser encoders report an error instead of changing formats.

    Frame a landscape image at 16:9

    Check the top and bottom of a portrait or square source before exporting: fitting a wide frame can remove substantial content. Padding keeps the whole source and adds side or top margins.

    Check the result before uploading

    1280×720 specifies pixels, not a file-size limit or a platform approval. Do not stretch portraits to fill the frame unless intentional distortion is acceptable.

    Example: adapt a portrait to a wide frame

    For an 800×1200 portrait, center crop uses an 800×450 region before scaling to 1280×720, removing 375 source pixels from both top and bottom. Padding keeps the whole portrait but adds large side margins. Choose based on the subject’s framing, not just the destination ratio.

    How to use this tool

    1. Select or drop static JPG, PNG or WebP images.
    2. Review width, height, sizing mode and output format, then resize the batch.
    3. Check every output’s pixels and byte count, then download individual files or a ZIP.

    Image processing requires no file upload. Page assets and consented analytics can still make network requests.

    Frequently asked questions

    Will the output have exact dimensions?

    Crop, pad and stretch produce the exact requested pixels. Fit preserves proportions inside that box and may produce a smaller width or height.

    Can I preserve transparency?

    Choose PNG or WebP and keep transparency enabled. JPG cannot store transparent pixels; it uses your selected background color.

    What are the batch and safety limits?

    Up to 10 static JPG, PNG or WebP files, processed one at a time. Each input is limited to 50 MiB and 45 megapixels; output is limited to 8,192 pixels per side and 16 megapixels. Retained outputs and ZIP output are capped at 100 MiB. Animation is not supported.