Free resize image to 1200px
Hit a 1200px width ceiling without uploading. Useful before compressing to a strict KB limit on application forms.
Click to choose images, or drag them here
JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, SVG · up to 50 files · max 40 MB each
How small should files get?
Custom settings activeThe tool finds the highest quality that still meets the target size, and scales down only if needed. Images already under the limit are left unchanged.
How it works
Step 1 · Add files
Drop photos or screenshots; max width 1200px is pre-set.
Step 2 · Confirm settings
Confirm new widths in the results list.
Step 3 · Download
Download files or export the batch as a ZIP.
When you need 1200px
Many portals suggest 1200–1600px wide for ID-style or document photos before they enforce a KB cap.
Tips for best results
Combine with Compress to 200KB when a form needs both smaller pixels and a size limit.
Resize locally vs upload resizers
| Compared to | Compress Locally (this site) | Typical upload tools |
|---|---|---|
| Where resize runs | Longest-edge limits applied in the browserYes — | Image uploaded to a resize serviceNo — |
| Privacy | Screenshots and product shots never leave the deviceYes — | Uploads may be stored temporarilyNo — |
| Batch work | Resize many files and download a ZIP — no upload waitYes — | One-by-one uploads, small free caps, or ZIP behind signupNo — |
| With compress / convert | Resize, then compress or change format in one flowYes — | Often separate tools and another uploadNo — |
Frequently asked questions
Why 1200px specifically?
It is a practical middle ground between phone resolution and web-friendly width — often enough detail for forms without huge files.
Does this work on PNG and WebP?
Yes. JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF (first frame), and SVG (rasterized) are supported. Export format can be changed in Custom settings.
Can I batch-resize to 1200px?
Yes. Process several files locally, then download individually or as a ZIP with no upload queue.
Still too large in KB after resizing?
Open Compress to 200KB or 500KB, or lower quality in Custom settings. Resize fixes pixels; compression fixes file weight.