Resize one photo for Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Pinterest and WhatsApp in a single run. Tick the sizes you need and take them all in one ZIP.
Your files are processed in your browser, on your own device. Nothing is uploaded to a server.
Tick as many sizes as you need and get every one of them in a single run, packed in one ZIP. Twelve presets cover the main slots: Instagram post 1080 by 1080, Instagram portrait 1080 by 1350, Instagram story and reel cover 1080 by 1920, Facebook post 1200 by 630, Facebook cover 851 by 315, X post 1600 by 900, X header 1500 by 500, LinkedIn post 1200 by 627, LinkedIn banner 1584 by 396, YouTube thumbnail 1280 by 720, Pinterest pin 1000 by 1500 and WhatsApp status 1080 by 1920.
Most rival tools export one size per run, or cap free use after a few exports a day. Here the whole set is the job. One photo goes in, a week of platform sizes comes out.
The two fits solve opposite fears. Fill the frame scales the photo until the slot is fully covered, then crops the overflow. Nothing shows a border, and posts look bold and full bleed. The cost is the edges: a group photo can lose the people at the sides when a wide shot is forced into a square.
Fit the whole photo keeps every pixel of the picture and fills the spare space with padding in your picked color. Nothing is cropped, which suits product shots, posters with text near the edges and anything a crop would damage. Check the cropped sizes before you post, especially the tall and wide extremes, because the same photo behaves very differently at 1080 by 1920 than at 1500 by 500.
A few habits help across platforms. Keep faces and text away from the outer edges, where crops and interface buttons land. Thumbnails earn clicks at 1280 by 720 with big readable words. Pins reward height, so the 1000 by 1500 preset gives Pinterest the tall shape its feed favors.
Platforms adjust their sizes from time to time. These presets match the sizes the platforms publish and display now, but check the list before a big campaign or a paid push, because a changed slot can crop a careful design. No tool can freeze a platform’s choices, and any page that promises otherwise is guessing.
Source quality sets the ceiling. A small photo stretched to a 1080 by 1920 story will look soft, since resizing cannot invent detail. Shoot or export at the largest size available, then let this tool bring it down to each slot. For one off custom numbers outside the presets, the general resize image tool takes any width and height, and a finished set can be cut further with the image splitter for profile grids.
A shop photographs one product and needs it on Instagram, Facebook, X and Pinterest the same afternoon. A creator cuts a thumbnail, a story cover and a square post from one shoot still. A small team keeps a banner set consistent across LinkedIn and X. One photo, one run, every slot filled, no editor opened.
Every size is produced in your browser, on your device. Your photo is never uploaded to a server, never stored and never seen by anyone at ToolPeko. Unposted campaign shots stay unposted until you choose otherwise, and nothing remains once the tab closes. The same promise covers the whole image converters category.
Twelve presets: Instagram post, portrait, story and reel cover, Facebook post and cover, X post and header, LinkedIn post and banner, YouTube thumbnail, Pinterest pin and WhatsApp status, each at the pixel size platforms display. Tick any mix of them in one run.
Yes, that is the point of the page. Tick all the sizes you need and they are produced together and packed into one ZIP, named clearly per size. There is no daily cap and no one size per run limit here.
Fill covers the whole frame and crops whatever overflows, so nothing is left empty but edges can be lost. Fit shows the entire photo and pads the spare space with your chosen color. Pick fill for bold photos, fit for products, posters and text near edges.
Platforms show covers and banners at different crops on phones and desktops, trimming the sides or the middle safe area. Keep words and faces near the center, and check the preview on a phone before a campaign leans on it.
Yes. Platforms revise slots now and then, and the honest advice is to glance at the current sizes before a big launch. The presets here follow the widely published sizes, but only the platform itself has the final word.
JPG suits photos on every platform and keeps files light. PNG suits graphics with text or transparency that must stay crisp. WebP gives smaller files where the platform accepts it. When in doubt, JPG is the safe post anywhere pick.
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