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Ad Image Resizer

Upload one image and get every Meta, Google, Twitch and Reddit ad size at once. Click the image to set what stays in frame. Everything runs in your browser, so your creative never leaves your computer.

How to use it

  1. Upload your master image, ideally 1920 px or more on the long side.
  2. Click the part that must stay visible, like the product or a face.
  3. Pick your platforms and check each crop.
  4. Turn on safe zones to see where platform UI or edge cropping covers your creative.
Right-click an image to save it. On a phone, press and hold.

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Questions

Which Meta size should I use for feed?

4:5 (1080 × 1350) takes the most screen space in mobile feeds. 1:1 is the safer choice when one image has to run across many placements.

What do the safe zones show?

For 9:16 Stories and Reels, Meta's interface covers roughly the top 14%, bottom 35% and 6% of each side. For Google Performance Max, keep key content inside the center 80%, since Google may crop the edges.

Why is a banner flagged?

Some formats have tight file limits: Google display banners 150 KB, Twitch display and stream units 50 KB. Lower the JPG quality until the badge turns green.

Is my image uploaded anywhere?

No. Resizing happens on your device with the browser's canvas.

Spec sources

Specs checked September 2026. Platforms change them often, so confirm in each ads manager before launch.