Resize image to a maximum width of 1024 px
Reduce JPG, PNG or WebP images to a maximum width of 1024 pixels. Height follows the aspect ratio. Smaller originals stay unchanged unless you change format.
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About this tool: Resize image to a maximum width of 1024 px
Start here when you need an image no wider than 1024 pixels for a document or website. The maximum-width field is already set to 1024, and you can change it. The image stays proportional, so this page does not crop or stretch it to 1024 × 1024.
How to resize an image to a maximum width of 1024 pixels
- Choose up to five JPG / PNG / WebP images, each within 15 MiB and 40 megapixels.
- Set the maximum width. Height stays proportional and smaller sources are not enlarged. 1024 px.
- Process the image, compare the result dimensions and file size, then download a separate copy. Keep the original.
When to use this tool
Start with this preset when a layout requires an image no wider than 1024 pixels. It calculates height proportionally: a 2048 × 1366 image becomes approximately 1024 × 683.
Check before downloading
Sources narrower than 1024 pixels are not enlarged. A maximum width does not create a 1024 × 1024 square or enforce a byte limit. Crop the source or choose a size-cap tool when the destination has those separate requirements.
Read the complete guide: How to resize an image without stretching it →
A few things you might wonder.
Will every image become exactly 1024 pixels wide?
No. Sources narrower than the maximum are not enlarged.
Can I create a square 1024 × 1024 image?
Crop to 1:1 first, then resize if you need a square. This page only sets a maximum width.
Does this enforce a file-size limit?
No. Pixel width and file bytes are different constraints. Use a target-size compressor for a byte limit.