Input, output, and no-upload processing
JPG, PNG, and WebP inputs are supported. Output is PNG. Entering proportions that differ from the source stretches the whole frame because resizing does not remove or add content.
What Readyvio verifies
The tool decodes the image, writes a PNG, and checks the output width and height. It cannot prove that the composition or subject size meets a third party’s rules.
Resize JPG, PNG, or WebP to exact pixels
Use the width and height fields when a website, profile, form, marketplace, or application gives an exact pixel requirement. The common presets provide quick starting points such as 600 × 600, 1080 × 1080, 1200 × 630, and 1920 × 1080, while the fields still accept any supported dimensions up to the displayed safety limit.
Readyvio creates a new PNG in your browser and verifies its finished width and height. The source file is not uploaded by the resizing code, and the original remains unchanged on your device.
Exact dimensions versus correct proportions
Resizing changes the entire frame. If a landscape image is forced into a square, people and objects can look stretched. To preserve natural proportions, calculate a matching width and height or use the crop tool to remove outer content before exporting the exact size.
Upscaling a small image creates additional pixels through interpolation but cannot recover missing detail. Check faces, logos, text, and sharp edges at the size where the image will actually be used.