Social Media Photo Resizer

No. The image is decoded and resized on a canvas inside your browser. Nothing is sent to Hypello or anyone else, so it works for private photos and client work.

Crop to fill scales the photo until it covers the whole frame and trims what sticks out, so there are no empty edges. Drag the preview or use the sliders to choose what stays in view. Fit keeps the whole photo visible and fills the empty space with a background colour.

YouTube shows the full 2560 × 1440 banner only on TVs. Desktop shows a 2560 × 423 strip through the middle, and phones show even less. The centre 1546 × 423 area is visible everywhere, so keep your name, logo and text inside it. The preview marks both areas.

JPEG is best for photos and keeps files small; 85 to 90 percent quality looks the same as the original on social media. PNG is lossless and supports transparency, which suits logos and graphics with text. WebP gives smaller files than JPEG at the same quality, but some platforms convert it or don't accept it, so JPEG is the safest choice for uploads.

If your photo is smaller than the target size, it has to be enlarged, and enlarging can't add detail. The tool warns you when this happens. Start from the largest original you have for the sharpest result.

X, LinkedIn and most other platforms store profile photos as squares and show them in a circle, so the corners are hidden. The preview shows the circle, so you can keep your face in the centre.