Give the file a destination.
Set exact dimensions, choose a purpose preset, or enter a maximum KB size. Fit, crop to fill, or add space without stretching.
A guide to fitting imagesTHE PRIVATE IMAGE WORKSPACE / 02
An image can look perfect and still be the wrong fit.
Get the dimensions, format, and file size you need—in one thoughtful workspace.
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Make a precise edit, save the recipe, and take it to your next batch. Pixelroom brings the small but important jobs together.
Set exact dimensions, choose a purpose preset, or enter a maximum KB size. Fit, crop to fill, or add space without stretching.
A guide to fitting imagesRefine the crop, adjust the tones, and add your mark. Render the actual output, then inspect it with a before-and-after slider.
How target-size compression worksSave your settings as a recipe, apply it across Batch Lab, and download a ZIP. Share the settings link, with no image data attached.
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Pixelroom decodes and processes images in your browser. No upload endpoint, remote processing service, or account. Closing the session releases your files. Named recipes and your theme stay on your device until you clear them.
Read the privacy policyFile sizes depend on the image and the browser’s encoder. Pixelroom treats your target as a ceiling: it searches quality, then dimensions, and reports whether the measured output meets it. It never pads files to manufacture an exact size.
PNG and WebP preserve transparency. JPEG needs a solid background; you choose its color. PNG has no lossy quality slider, so reaching a smaller target may require smaller dimensions.
No. They are starting dimensions, not certifications. Authorities and exams can require specific head positions, backgrounds, file sizes, and dimensions. Check their current instructions before submitting.
JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, AVIF and BMP are accepted only when your browser can decode them. Exports include JPEG, PNG and WebP; AVIF appears only if its encoder works. Animated files become a still image. Each source is limited to 20 MiB and 24 MP.
Yes. Tools open in a bottom sheet and Batch Lab collapses to give the stage more space. Large collections are processed one at a time. Lower-memory devices may still need smaller source files.