Resize PNG

Scale PNGs with transparency intact. Free, no account - and your file never leaves this browser tab.

Drop your image here

or click to browse — pasting a screenshot works too

PNG up to 25MB · select multiple files with Pro
Processed on this device. Never uploaded.
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How it works

Resize PNG in 4 steps

  1. Drop a PNG onto the tool or click Choose File.

  2. Enter target pixels or use a percentage preset - aspect ratio stays locked.

  3. Check edges and text in the live preview.

  4. Download the resized PNG, transparency included.

When to use it

PNGs are usually graphics - logos, screenshots, UI exports - where crisp edges and transparency matter more than anything. This resizer scales your PNG on your device, keeps the alpha channel fully intact, and outputs lossless PNG so nothing else changes.

  • Produce logo sizes for headers, favicons, and app stores from one master.
  • Scale oversized screenshots down to documentation-friendly widths.
  • Export one asset at multiple sizes with Pro batch.

Format & quality notes

  • Transparency is preserved - output stays PNG, alpha channel and all.
  • Halving dimensions exactly (50%, 25%) keeps text and hard edges cleanest.
  • Pixel art is the exception: smooth interpolation softens it. Pixel-perfect nearest-neighbor scaling is on the roadmap.
FAQ

Questions about the Resize PNG.

Does resizing keep the transparent background?

Yes. The output is PNG with the full alpha channel preserved - transparent stays transparent.

Why does small text look fuzzy after resizing?

Text rendered into pixels can't scale down perfectly. Resizing by exact halves (50%) minimizes it; for UI mocks, re-export from the design tool at target size when you can.

Will the file get smaller too?

Yes - PNG size tracks pixel count closely. If you need even more savings, follow up with the PNG Compressor.

Is anything uploaded?

No - the resize happens entirely in your browser.