Instagram Photo Resizer

Drop your photo into the resizer and pick the Instagram size you need. Drag the crop box to frame the shot, then download. The photo comes out at the exact size Instagram shows, so nothing gets cropped or squashed when you post it.

A portrait post is 1080 × 1350 pixels (4:5). A square post is 1080 × 1080 (1:1). A landscape post is 1080 × 566 (1.91:1). Portrait takes up the most space in the feed, so most brands use it.

Stories and Reels are full screen: 1080 × 1920 pixels (9:16). Keep text and faces away from the top and bottom edges, where Instagram shows your name and the reply bar.

Instagram keeps profile pictures at 320 × 320 pixels and shows them as a circle. The resizer draws that circle inside the crop box, so you can see what will be cut off.

Instagram's profile grid shows every post as a 3:4 rectangle, cut from the centre. In the feed, the post still shows at its full shape. Instagram also takes 3:4 photos at 1080 × 1440, which fill a grid tile exactly.

No, not if you start from a sharp photo. It usually makes the post look better, because Instagram compresses an oversized photo much harder. The resizer never stretches a photo: if your crop is smaller than the size you picked, it downloads at its real size and tells you so.

Use JPG for photos. The files are smaller, upload faster and look the same in the feed. Use PNG for graphics, screenshots and anything with text or sharp edges, where JPG can leave blurry marks.

Yes. It is free, with no account, no watermark and no limit on downloads.

No. The resizer works in your browser, so your photo never leaves your computer. That also makes it fast: there is no upload to wait for.