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Resize and compress

Change the size, trim an even border, convert to JPEG, WebP, PNG or AVIF, and keep files under a size.

Create account 1 credit a photo

How it works

Give a width, a height or both, and fit the photo inside, fill and crop, or stretch. Trim an even border first, convert to JPEG, WebP, PNG or AVIF, and give a file size: the quality is lowered until the photo fits, for shops and marketplaces with upload limits. Set a print resolution for a JPEG or PNG.

You choose
  • Trim an even border first
  • Border tolerance
  • Width
  • Height
  • With both sides given: Fit inside, Fill and crop, Stretch
  • Enlarge smaller photos to the size
  • Format: Same as the photo, JPEG, WebP, PNG, AVIF
  • File size at most: No limit, 100 KB, 300 KB, 500 KB, 1 MB, 2 MB
  • Quality
  • Print resolution
It takes
One photo at a time, or a whole folder at once in the browser.
You get
The photo at its new size, in the format you chose.
Cost
1 credit a photo

In the API

One request a photo, with an API key from the console. POST /v1/resize

curl -X POST "https://api.photos.sh/v1/resize?fit=contain" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $PHOTOS_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: image/jpeg" \
  --data-binary @photo.jpg \
  -o result.jpg

More tools to get it ready

  • Crop to a shapeCrop to square, 4:5 or any shape, around the product or the faces, found for you. The background stays.
  • Expand the canvasAdd room around a photo to reach a shape, continuing a plain background or filling it with a colour.
  • Add a watermarkPut your logo or a line of text on every photo, in a corner or repeated across it.
  • Passport photoFrame a portrait the way a passport asks: the head level, at the right size and place, on a photo of the right size.
  • PresetsReady-made looks in one step: marketplace white, studio, social, cut-out or web.
  • Trace into SVGTurn a logo, an icon or a flat drawing into an SVG that stays sharp at any size.

Try it on your own photos.

Create an account, buy a pack when you need one, and drop your first photos into Resize and compress.

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