Choose a JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP or SVG supported by your browser to see its exact properties.
FREE ONLINE IMAGE TOOLS
Check image dimensions instantly.
Choose an image to see its exact pixel dimensions, aspect ratio, megapixels, orientation, format and file size. Resize only if you need to.
Ready for almost any image
Resize, compress, crop and convert in one place. Animated GIFs use the first frame.
- Dimensions
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- Aspect ratio
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- Megapixels
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- Orientation
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- Format
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- File size
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IMAGE DIMENSIONS EXPLAINED
Width, height, ratio and file size are different.
Image dimensions are the number of pixels across and down, such as 1920 x 1080 px. Aspect ratio describes the shape of those dimensions: 1920 x 1080 and 1280 x 720 are both 16:9. Megapixels describe the total pixel count, while KB or MB describes storage size. A large image can have a small file size after compression, so checking both values matters.
Match width, height, ratio, format and file size against the website, form or platform you are using.
Keep proportions locked for photos, or enter exact dimensions when a destination requires them.
For profile photos and application forms, the required dimensions may be square, portrait or a fixed signature ratio. For websites, image dimensions affect layout and sharpness while file size affects loading speed. FitThatPic shows the source values immediately and keeps the resize controls available on the same page.
MULTI-IMAGE PRESET PACKS
Prepare the whole application set.
Add the photograph, signature, fingerprint or declaration requested by a form. Each file gets its own preset and result.
ONE TOOL, THREE SIMPLE MODES
Resize it, compress it, or do both.
FitThatPic turns confusing upload requirements into a few plain controls. Start with a preset or enter the values shown on your application form.
Exact dimensions
Set any width and height up to 10,000 pixels. Keep proportions with a center crop or enter custom dimensions.
Target file size
Compress a JPG below a maximum KB or MB limit while preserving the highest quality FitThatPic can produce.
Both at once
Make a photo or signature match its required pixels and maximum file size in a single step.
EDITABLE QUICK PRESETS
Presets for countries, platforms and everyday work.
Search by country, platform or purpose. Every preset fills the dimensions, size limit and format, and every value remains adjustable.
Passport photo
20–200 KBJPG · official preset
Scanned photo
10–200 KBJPG · official preset
Photograph
200 × 230 px20–50 KB · JPG
Signature
140 × 60 px10–20 KB · JPG
Left thumb
240 × 240 px20–50 KB · JPG
Declaration
800 × 400 px50–100 KB · JPG
Verified presets link to official requirements. Recommended presets are practical starting sizes. Always confirm requirements that affect an official application.
HOW FITTHATPIC WORKS
From image to ready upload in three steps.
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Choose an image
Select or drop a JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP or SVG file.
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Set the requirement
Use an editable preset or enter exact pixels and a maximum KB size.
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Download the result
FitThatPic processes the image and shows the before-and-after dimensions and file size.
PRESET REQUEST DESK
Open a preset request.
Send the destination and its requirements. You will receive a ticket ID immediately after submission.
Email your preset details and official source to requests@fitthatpic.com.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Image resizing, without the guesswork.
Can I resize an image to an exact KB size?
FitThatPic targets the highest-quality result at or below your maximum size. Entering 50 KB produces a file no larger than 50 KB when the result is achievable.
Can I set pixels and file size together?
Yes. Choose “Both,” enter the required width, height and maximum file size, then select Make It Fit.
Are the photo and signature presets editable?
Yes. A preset only fills the form. Change its dimensions, size limit and output format before resizing.
Which image formats are supported?
FitThatPic accepts JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP and SVG. Export as JPG, PNG, WebP, BMP or ICO; AVIF output appears when supported by your browser. Animated GIFs use the first frame.
Presets