Resize PNG by pixels
Enter exact width and height values for avatars, web graphics, app assets or any custom PNG size.
RESIZE PNG
Choose an exact width and height in pixels, use a quick pixel preset, keep the original aspect ratio if needed and export the resized PNG locally.
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Enter exact width and height values for avatars, web graphics, app assets or any custom PNG size.
Keep aspect ratio enabled to preserve the original proportions of logos, icons and transparent brand assets.
Resize changes width and height. Compression targets file size in KB or MB without requiring new pixel dimensions.
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Enter an exact width and height or start from quick widths such as 256, 512, 1024 or 1920 pixels. Lock the aspect ratio when you want the height to update automatically.
Keep the original proportions for logos, icons and transparent assets. The PNG alpha channel remains intact, so transparent backgrounds stay transparent.
Resizing changes pixel dimensions. Compressing reduces file size without necessarily changing width or height. Use the PNG Compressor when your goal is a smaller file rather than a smaller image.
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FAQ
Upload the PNG, enter the exact width and height you need, or choose a quick pixel width such as 256, 512, 1024 or 1920 pixels. Keep aspect ratio enabled if you want the other dimension calculated automatically.
Yes. The output remains PNG and the resize canvas keeps the alpha channel, so transparent logo backgrounds and transparent pixels remain transparent.
Keep the aspect-ratio option enabled. Changing one dimension then updates the other proportionally so the image is not distorted.
Reducing pixel dimensions often reduces file size, but resizing and compression are different operations. If you want fewer KB or MB without changing width and height, use the PNG Compressor.
Yes. You can increase its pixel dimensions, but PNG is a raster format, so enlarging it cannot create new image detail and may make edges or photos look softer.
PNG dimensions are the image width and height in pixels, such as 1200 × 800. File size is the amount of storage the file uses, such as 450 KB or 2 MB.
No. The supported resize flow processes the PNG locally in your browser.
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