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Free browser-based image resizer for exact pixels, KB targets, percentages, and platform presets like Twitch, YouTube, and Shopify.
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ResizeCraft is a free browser-based image resizer that outputs images at exact pixel dimensions, target file sizes, scale percentages, or platform-specific presets for JPG, PNG, and WebP files.
ResizeCraft is an online image resizing tool that starts with the result you need rather than a technical settings panel. You upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP image by dropping a file, selecting one from your device, or pasting from the clipboard, then choose a target: exact pixels, an exact file size such as 100 KB, a percentage scale, or a platform preset. Standard resizing can be processed locally in the browser, so the workflow runs without a sign-up and minimizes unnecessary uploads. The page presents it as a single-image resizer that stays free, with paid upgrades for batch processing and reusable presets.
ResizeCraft uses a freemium model. Single-image resizing stays free with no signup required and unlimited use. The Pro tier costs $3.25 per month when billed annually at $39 per year (35% savings) and adds up to 500 images per batch, multiple sizes in one click, saved custom presets, ZIP and folder workflows, and an ad-free experience. The Lifetime tier is $99 one-time for all Pro features, lifetime access to core Pro features, no recurring subscription, ongoing product updates, and use on a personal account. The page notes that lifetime access covers core Pro features and that usage-based services or separately priced add-ons may not be included.
Yes. Single-image resizing is free, unlimited, and requires no signup. Paid upgrades are optional: Pro is $3.25 per month with annual billing ($39 per year), and Lifetime access is $99 one-time.
ResizeCraft accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP files as input. It can also export resized images as WebP for web performance use cases, and the free tier supports all three formats.
Yes. The exact file-size mode includes 20 KB, 50 KB, 100 KB, 500 KB, and 1 MB presets, plus a custom target field. ResizeCraft automatically balances dimensions and quality to reach the chosen size rather than requiring a manual quality percentage.
For standard resizing, images can be processed locally in the browser. That local processing minimizes unnecessary uploads and keeps the workflow fast, though the page does not state that every possible operation runs entirely client-side.
Yes. The Bulk Image Resizer lets you upload a folder, apply one preset, resize many images, and export everything as a ZIP. The free tier allows up to 10 images per batch, while Pro allows up to 500 images per batch.