Simple Image Resizer uploads your images and caps free use: its own FAQ says you can process up to 3 photos per batch at no cost, with more images and ad removal reserved for Premium. A browser-based resizer scales images on your own device with no batch cap, no ads and nothing uploaded.
Free online image resizer. Change an image to exact pixel dimensions or by percentage, lock the aspect ratio, and download the result. Private.
Open Image Resizer → Free toolFree online image compressor. Re-encode JPG and PNG photos at a quality you choose to shrink file size, and see how much you saved. Private.
Open Image Compressor →Simple Image Resizer is a clean online resizer, and its own copy says you upload the images and can process up to 3 photos per batch at no cost, with resizing more images at once and removing ads reserved for Premium. A client-side resizer never uploads anything: the browser reads each image, scales it to your target size, and downloads it, with no batch cap and no ads on the tool page.
Local resizing is the safer default for private photos and screenshots, and it is uncapped, with no 3-per-batch free limit to hit. You get exact pixel dimensions with an optional locked aspect ratio, and a companion compressor shrinks the file further, both entirely in your browser with no account.
No. There is no 3-per-batch cap; resize as many images as your device memory allows.
No. Resizing happens in your browser, so the pictures never leave your device.
No. The tool page is ad free, with no premium tier to remove them.