Resize Image to 1200x628 Pixels
Resize an image to 1200 × 628 pixels
Output size: 1200 × 628 px (fixed on this page - the exact size used for Facebook posts, Open Graph link previews and blog featured images).
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Many places ask for exactly 1200 by 628 pixels — the Open Graph size. A Facebook post image, the link preview card that appears when you share a page, a LinkedIn sponsored update and a blog featured image all look their best at 1200 × 628, and uploading a square or oddly-shaped picture means the platform crops it, stretches it, or leaves the preview blurry. This page is locked to resize image to 1200x628 pixels: drop a photo in, press one button, and you get an exact 1200 × 628 image ready to share.
The tool works completely inside your browser. Your picture is read on your own device, drawn onto a 1200 × 628 canvas, and offered back as a download. Nothing is uploaded to a server, so your personal photos stay private. Because most photos are not already 1.91:1, you choose how the photo fits: Cover crops the edges to fill the whole frame (best for Facebook posts and link previews), Fit keeps the whole photo and pads the sides with white, and Stretch forces the exact size, which can make people and objects look wider or taller. You can pick JPEG for photos, PNG for crisp graphics or transparency, and WebP for the smallest file.
How to use
- Click the file box and choose the photo you want at 1200 × 628.
- Check the size line: this page always makes exactly 1200 × 628 pixels.
- Pick how the photo should fit — Cover to crop and fill, Fit to keep the whole photo with white padding, or Stretch to force the size.
- Choose JPEG, PNG, or WebP, then press the Resize to 1200 × 628 button.
- Check the preview and the result line, then download your 1200 × 628 image.
Frequently asked questions
Will my picture be exactly 1200x628 pixels?
Yes. When you resize image to 1200x628 pixels on this page, the downloaded file is always 1200 pixels wide and 628 pixels tall — the Open Graph size that Facebook link previews and blog featured images expect.
Which fit mode should I choose?
Choose Cover for Facebook posts and link previews — it fills the whole frame and trims the edges. Choose Fit when nothing may be cut off, for example a poster or a diagram, and accept the white padding. Use Stretch only when a little distortion does not matter.
Will upscaling a small photo make it sharp?
No. Enlarging a small image always looks softer, because resizing cannot invent detail that was never in the photo. The tool warns you when your photo is smaller than 1200 × 628. For the sharpest result, start with a photo at least 1200 pixels wide.
Are my images uploaded or stored?
No. All processing is local in your browser. Your image never leaves your device, and nothing is saved by this tool after you close the page.
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