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Image Resizer

Resize images with professional-grade resampling algorithms. Choose from Lanczos, Bicubic, Bilinear, Nearest Neighbor, and more.

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Resampling Algorithms Explained

Lanczos (Lanczos3) provides the sharpest results for downscaling photos. Bicubic (Mitchell–Netravali) is the standard choice for most general resizing. Bilinear (Triangle) is faster with acceptable quality. Nearest Neighbor preserves hard pixel edges — ideal for pixel art and icons. Box excels at clean integer-ratio downscaling, and Hamming offers a sharper alternative to bilinear.

6 Algorithms

Professional resampling from Lanczos to Nearest Neighbor.

Aspect Ratio Lock

Automatically maintain proportions or set custom dimensions.

Pixel Art Friendly

Nearest Neighbor keeps sharp pixel edges intact.

About image resizing

Image resizing is the process of changing the pixel dimensions of an image. The resampling algorithm determines how new pixel values are calculated from existing ones. Different algorithms produce different quality and performance characteristics.

Lanczos3 uses a windowed sinc function across a 6×6 pixel neighborhood, producing the sharpest results with minimal ringing. Bicubic (Mitchell–Netravali) balances sharpness and smoothness using cubic polynomials. For pixel art, Nearest Neighbor simply picks the closest pixel without interpolation, preserving crisp edges.