Instagram · Resizer

Resize an image for Instagram, sharply

Pick the Instagram format, drop a photo, drag to position the crop, and download a 1080 px JPEG that looks the same after upload as it does on your screen.

All Instagram sizesDrag to cropSharpened after resizeBatch up to 50
0 uploads

Drop photos here or tap to choose

JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC (iPhone), RAW · up to 80 MB each

More options
1080 px is the safe choice. 1440 px can look sharper in the newest app versions.
Sharpen
The result will be at or under this size.
More options
Sharpen

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0 uploads. Your photos never leave this device, and the tool keeps working with Wi-Fi off.Check the Network tab in your browser: no image requests, ever. Tip: paste a photo with Ctrl+V / ⌘V.

Widths
1080 px (or 1440)
Ratios
4:5 · 3:4 · 1:1 · 1.91:1 · 9:16
Output
JPEG, sRGB
Batch
Up to 50 photos

Resizing for Instagram is not just shrinking

Any app can make an image smaller. What makes an Instagram resize good is the order of operations: crop to the target ratio first, resize in steps with a proper filter, then sharpen the final pixels, then compress into the range Instagram tolerates. Skip the sharpening step and a downsized photo looks slightly soft; do it before the resize and it does nothing.

This page runs that exact sequence on your device. Nothing is uploaded, which also means a 50-photo batch finishes in seconds instead of waiting on a server queue.

Keeping the whole photo without cropping

If you can't lose any of the frame, choose the closest ratio and add the padding inside Instagram (the app can fill the margins with a blurred version of the photo). Alternatively, switch to Custom mode, choose Fit within 1080×1350, and the tool will scale the photo down without cropping; Instagram will then show it with bars.

Try it on your own photoDrop a photo at the top of the page. Ten seconds later it's sized, sharpened and ready to post.
Compress a photo

Questions people ask

How do I resize a photo for Instagram without losing quality?

Resize to 1080 px wide at the right ratio, sharpen after the resize, and keep the JPEG between 500 KB and 1 MB. That is the default flow on this page; you only need to choose the format.

Can I resize multiple photos at once?

Yes. Drop up to 50 photos. They are processed one by one on your device and you can download them individually or as a ZIP.

Does resizing remove the EXIF data?

Yes. The exported JPEG carries no EXIF, so no location or camera data leaves your device.

More ways to use it

This page uses the same private tool as the homepage; only the preset changes.

IGCOMPRESSOR is an independent tool and is not affiliated with Instagram, Meta, WhatsApp, YouTube, or any other platform mentioned.