PixKit
Free · 100% local · No sign-up

Resize for Every Platform

Ten pixel-perfect canvas presets — Instagram, Stories, YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, X and Pinterest — that cover-fit your image with zero distortion, right in your browser.

Drop images to start editing

Add one or many — PNG, JPG & WebP. Or paste with /Ctrl + V

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No upload — fully private Free & unlimited Works offline

What sizes do social media images need?

The current standards: Instagram post 1080×1080, Instagram portrait 1080×1350, Story/Reel 1080×1920, YouTube thumbnail 1280×720, Facebook cover 1640×856, LinkedIn post 1200×627, X/Twitter 1600×900 and Pinterest 1000×1500. PixKit's Templates tool resizes your image to any of them in one click — cover-fit and center-cropped, never stretched, all locally in your browser.

A private image toolkit, not just a watermark remover

Clean the Gemini sparkle, then finish the job — crop, resize, convert and adjust without uploading a single pixel.

Lossless watermark removal

Reverse-alpha math restores the true pixels under the Gemini logo — no blur, no AI guesswork.

Crop & resize

Crop to any aspect ratio with draggable handles, then resize to exact pixels or quick scales.

Convert & compress

Export to PNG, JPG or WebP with a quality slider and a live file-size estimate.

100% private

Every tool runs locally with undo/redo. Nothing is uploaded — it even works offline.

Platform-perfect in 3 steps

No size charts to memorize — the preset knows the pixels.

Load your image (or don't)

Drop in the photo you want to adapt. Starting from scratch? Skip it — the Blank Square and Blank Story cards create a clean white canvas at the right size.

Pick a template

Filter by platform chip — Instagram, Stories, YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn — or search by name, then click a preset card. Each card shows its exact dimensions and true aspect ratio.

Let it fit, then finish

PixKit cover-fits your image into the target size and center-crops the overflow — no stretching, no squashing. Add text, stickers or filters in the same editor, then export as PNG, JPG or WebP.

What people use it for

One photo, every platform

Take the same product shot to a 1080×1080 IG post, a 1080×1920 Story and a 1600×900 X card in three clicks — each a clean center-crop at exact pixels.

YouTube thumbnails

Start from the 1280×720 preset, then add bold text and arrows in the same editor. No more thumbnails with black bars or soft upscaling.

Profile and cover banners

The Facebook Cover preset (1640×856) frames your image to the awkward banner ratio so faces don't end up half-cropped by the platform.

Pinterest pins

The 2:3 pin at 1000×1500 is what Pinterest's feed favors — the preset gets the ratio right so your image isn't cut off in the grid.

Blank canvases for graphics

Blank Square and Blank Story create white canvases at platform size — a starting point for quote cards, announcements and story slides.

Frequently asked questions

Current sizes and how the templates behave.

What size should an Instagram post be?+
1080×1080 for a square post, or 1080×1350 (4:5 portrait) to take up maximum feed height. Both are one-click presets here; Instagram will display them at full quality without recropping.
What are the correct dimensions for a YouTube thumbnail?+
1280×720 (16:9). YouTube requires at least 640 px wide and recommends exactly this size — the preset produces it precisely, and you can add title text in the same editor before exporting as JPG or PNG.
Will the template stretch or squash my photo?+
Never. Presets use cover-fit plus center-crop: the image is scaled uniformly until it fills the frame, then the overflow is trimmed evenly. Proportions are always preserved — the trade-off is a crop, not distortion.
What if the automatic crop cuts off the important part?+
Undo, open the Crop tool and trim the image so your subject sits near the center, then apply the template again. The center-crop will now frame exactly what you composed.
Can I create a graphic from scratch at story size?+
Yes — click Blank Story (1080×1920) or Blank Square (1080×1080) to get a clean white canvas. Build on it with text, shapes, stickers and your own images, then export.
Does applying a template modify my original photo file?+
No. PixKit works on an in-browser copy — the file on your disk is untouched. The resize replaces the working canvas in the editor, and it's undoable, so you can try several platform sizes from the same original.
Which platforms do the templates cover?+
Instagram (post and portrait), Stories/Reels vertical, YouTube thumbnails, Facebook covers, LinkedIn posts, X/Twitter cards and Pinterest pins — plus two blank canvases. The Story/Reel 1080×1920 preset doubles for any 9:16 vertical platform.

Social image sizes, handled for you

Every platform wants a different rectangle, and posting the wrong one costs you: Instagram crops your square into a portrait feed, X trims the top off a vertical shot, YouTube letterboxes an undersized thumbnail. PixKit's Templates tool encodes the sizes that matter in 2026 as one-click presets, and applies them with a fitting strategy that never distorts your image — all locally, with nothing uploaded.

The ten presets

Instagram Post 1080×1080 and Instagram Portrait 1080×1350; Story/Reel 1080×1920 (which also covers TikTok-style vertical); YouTube Thumbnail 1280×720; Facebook Cover 1640×856; LinkedIn Post 1200×627; X/Twitter 1600×900; Pinterest 1000×1500; plus Blank Square and Blank Story, which spin up an empty white canvas at platform size for building graphics from nothing. Category chips and a search box get you to the right card fast.

Cover-fit and center-crop, never stretch

Clicking a preset scales your image just enough to fill the target frame completely, then crops the overflow evenly from the edges — the same "cover" behavior designers use in CSS. Faces stay in proportion and nothing squashes. If the automatic center crop trims the wrong part, undo, use the Crop tool to recompose toward your subject, and apply the template again. The result is exactly the requested pixels, ready to upload.

A template is a starting point

Because Templates lives inside the full PixKit editor, the resized canvas flows straight into everything else: add a headline with the Text tool, drop emoji stickers, run a filter, or stamp a watermark — then export. Working on a whole batch? Load several images and adapt each one without ever waiting on an upload queue, because there isn't one: your pictures never leave the browser.

Social Templates: local vs. cloud tools

PixKitTypical online tools
Where your image is processedOn your device — nothing is uploadedUploaded to the tool's servers
Price, accounts & limitsNo sign-up or usage credits; browser safety limits applyFree-tier caps, accounts, paywalls
Speed on large filesNo upload or queue; speed depends on the deviceUpload, wait in queue, download
Works offlineYes — installs as a PWANo connection, no tool
Getting the dimensions right10 maintained presets with exact pixels on each card — no size-chart GooglingYou look up the size, type it into a resizer, hope the chart was current
How the image is fittedCover-fit + center-crop — fills the frame with zero distortionNaive resize that stretches or letterboxes your photo
Finishing the graphicText, stickers, filters and export in the same tabResize on one site, add text on another, download twice

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