Marketing
One image, at every size you have to post it.
The same picture is a square on Instagram, a 16:9 on YouTube and a letterbox on LinkedIn. Produce the set from one file instead of cropping it five times by hand.
- You start with
- JPG PNG WEBP
- You end up with
- Every size you need
How it goes
2 steps
Each one is a tool you can open on its own. The order is the part worth keeping.
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Image resizer
Pick a preset — 1080 × 1080 for a square post, 1280 × 720 for a thumbnail, 1200 × 627 for LinkedIn — or type the dimensions the brief gave you.
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Image compressor
Compress the set before it goes into the scheduler, so the upload is not the slow part of the afternoon.
What you will need
The tools this uses
Answers
Questions people ask
Does it crop or squash?
Neither, unless you ask it to. Padding keeps the whole image and fills the rest with a colour you choose; cropping is the other option and it is a choice.
Where do the preset sizes come from?
They are the sizes each platform's own layout is built on, and they are printed on the tool rather than hidden behind a name, so you can check one before you use it.
Can I do a folder of them?
Yes. The web-ready images workflow resizes and converts a whole folder in one pass.
One image, at every size you have to post it
No account needed, no watermark, and nothing to install.