Resize image
Use resize when a site, marketplace, profile or document needs a specific image size. QuokkaPix keeps the operation local and lets you choose exact width, height, fit behavior and export format before processing one file or a batch.
Resize images by exact pixels, percentages or longest side while keeping control of aspect ratio.
A resized image should hit the requested pixel dimensions without stretching the subject or making important detail too small.
| Check | Why it matters | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Exact pixel size | Upload forms and templates often reject files that miss the target dimensions. | Confirm width and height in the result details. |
| Aspect ratio | Changing width and height independently can stretch faces, products or logos. | Use fit/crop rules intentionally instead of forcing both sides blindly. |
| Upscaling | A small source can become larger but not truly sharper. | Avoid upscaling unless the destination requires the canvas size. |
| Sharpness after export | Resizing can soften small labels, UI screenshots and text-heavy images. | Open the downloaded file at final display size. |
No. Resizing runs locally in the browser.
Yes. Batch mode applies the same size rule to every selected file.
No. It changes dimensions; it does not recreate detail that is not present in the source.
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