Guide to using AI Resizer

Read our guide and learn how to resize images like a pro! AI Resizer makes it easy to upload, transform, and download your visuals with just a few clicks.

How to use AI Resizer?

Step 1. Choose aspect ratio(s)

Select one or more desired aspect ratios from the 10 available options:

1:1 (1024 x 1024 px);
16:9 (1280 x 720 px);
9:16 (720 x 1280 px);
3:2 (1152 x 768 px);
2:3 (768 x 1152 px);
4:5 (768 x 960 px);
5:4 (960 x 768 px);
1.618:1 (1296 x 800 px);
1.85:1 (1392 x 752 px);
2.35:1 (1526 x 664 px).

Step 2. Upload images

Upload any image or images (including photographs, digital art, and traditional art) that you want to resize. They can have the same or completely different dimensions.

You can drag and drop them to the marked spot or click it and choose the photos from your file system.

Tip:

Start with high-quality input images for the best output.

Step 3. Review results and download

After AI resizes your images, you can compare the "before" and "after" using our interactive slider. There are also icons for adding the image to the “Liked” category, and for deleting it.

If you uploaded more than one image or selected multiple aspect ratios, switch between the results:

by clicking on the image and using your mouse’s scroll, or
through the panel on the right side of the tool.

If you’re happy with the result, use the “Download” icon to save an image to your device.

Bulk downloading of resized images

If you work with many images, saving them to your device one by one can take a lot of time. But there’s another option: downloading your resized pictures in bulk through the Gallery.

Here's how:

Navigate to your account's Gallery.
Click the “Select” button.
Pick all the images you wish to download.
Click the bulk “Download” button, choose whether to save the images as JPG or PNG files, and confirm your selection.

Note:

Check out our guide on organizing your generated images for more tips about using the Gallery!

Aspect ratios use cases and examples

As a demonstration, we’ll transform the two images—one photorealistic and one digital—showcased below into each of the 10 aspect ratios available in AI Image Resizer.