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Resize image to 300 × 300 px

Get a 300 × 300 pixel image from any photo – cropped from the centre, fitted with white bars, or stretched – with an optional file-size limit. Nothing is uploaded.

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    Resize any picture to exactly 300 × 300 pixels

    The output is always 300 × 300 px – the size used for profile pictures, app avatars and small web thumbnails. Many sign-up forms, forums and LMS portals ask for a 300 × 300 px profile image, and some Indian government forms specify 300 × 300 for a photograph.

    A face should fill most of the frame: crop in the source first if needed, then resize with “Crop to fill”. The tool downsizes in steps rather than in one jump, which keeps edges and text sharper than a basic one-shot resize, and it reads the camera orientation so phone photos come out the right way up.

    Steps

    1. Add the image. Click the sheet or drag the file in. JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, GIF, BMP and AVIF are accepted; several at once is fine.
    2. Confirm 300 × 300. The width and height are pre-filled. Switch the unit to cm or mm if your spec is in print units – the pixel size is shown underneath.
    3. Choose what happens to a different shape. Crop to fill (default), Fit with white bars, or Stretch.
    4. Optionally set a KB limit. If the site also caps the file size, type it; quality is adjusted so the file fits at these exact dimensions.
    5. Resize and download. One image downloads directly, several as a ZIP.

    Other common sizes

    3000 × 3000 · 600 × 600 · 512 × 512 · 1920 × 1080 · in cm / mm · passport photo

    Frequently asked questions

    How do I resize an image to 300 × 300 pixels?

    Add the image, keep 300 and 300 in the width and height boxes, choose how to handle a different shape (crop, fit with white bars, or stretch) and press Resize. The file downloads at exactly 300 × 300 px.

    Will a non-square photo be distorted?

    Not unless you choose “Stretch”. The default “Crop to fill” trims the longer side from the centre; “Fit, white bars” keeps the whole image and pads the short side with white.

    Can I also keep the file under a size limit?

    Yes. Enter a KB number in “Max size” and the JPG quality is lowered until the 300 × 300 image fits – the dimensions are never changed to reach it.

    Does resizing upscale small images?

    It will output 300 × 300 px even from a smaller source, but detail cannot be invented – a 200 px picture enlarged to 300 px will look soft. Start from the largest original you have.

    Is the image uploaded?

    No. Resizing happens in your browser; nothing is sent to a server.