Resize an image — pixels, DPI and standard uses
Updated: May 2026
Difference between resizing and compressing, standard resolutions for web and social media, and DPI for print. Resize images free with Flowfiles.
Apply this directly in the main browser-based tool.
Open the Image Compressor →What this page helps you do
Use this page when an image is too wide, too tall or too heavy because the resolution is higher than the destination needs.
- Process files locally in the browser.
- Keep an original copy if you may need to edit the image later.
- Compare the result before publishing or uploading it.
Recommended settings
For web content, 1200-1920 px wide is usually enough. For thumbnails, 400-800 px is often enough.
How to do it with Flowfiles
- Add the image to Flowfiles.
- Choose the output format.
- Adjust quality, target size or resizing.
- Click Compress.
- Download the optimized file.
Frequently asked questions
Are my images uploaded?
No. Flowfiles processes images locally in your browser.
Can I process multiple images?
Yes. Add several files and download the results as a ZIP archive.
Which format should I choose?
WebP is best for many web uses, JPEG is safest for compatibility, and PNG is best for transparency.