Bottom line: A no-sign-up web tool for resizing, compressing, cropping and converting images; the free plan is ad-supported and has daily limits.
- No sign-up
- Ads on free plan
- Uploads to server
- Not tested yet
Before you use it
Checked 2026-09-29 · Based on official info · Not tested by us
A free online image resizer that also compresses, crops and converts images between formats, with paid plans for higher limits.
Data sheet
Compiled from the official sources linked below
| What it does | Resizes, bulk-resizes, compresses, crops, rotates and flips images, converts formats (HEIC to JPG, WebP to JPG and more) and converts images to and from PDF. |
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| Cost | Free ($0/month), Pro ($6.99/month) and Ultra ($9.99/month). The free plan allows 10MB per image, 5 images per batch and 10 images a day on premium tools. |
| Sign-up | Not needed for basic use. |
| Operator | TRMedia Inc. (Toronto, Canada) |
| Watch out | Images are uploaded to its servers and deleted automatically (the homepage says within 6 hours; the privacy policy says 24 hours). The free plan shows ads. |
When to use it
Use it when you need to shrink a photo’s dimensions or file size quickly for a blog, online store or form upload.
Before you use it
Files are sent to a server, so think twice before uploading sensitive images. The free plan shows ads and limits file size and daily volume.
How to use it
- Open imageresizer.com and upload an image.
- Choose the new size (percent or pixels) and output format.
- Download the processed image.
Why people use it
Ranks #1 in US Google search for ‘image resizer’ (about 126K searches a month), per Ahrefs estimates.
Checked: 2026-09-29 · Compiled from official sources; not tested by us. Terms can change, so check the official page before use. · Official site · Official site · Pricing page · About page