Resize to exact dimensions
Resize an image to 1080 × 1080
Resize images to a 1080×1080 square in your browser — the standard size for social feed posts.
Drop images here
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1080×1080 is the square that social platforms settled on for feed posts, and it is also a common requirement for marketplace listings and product catalogue tiles.
Squares create the same ratio problem as any fixed shape, and more acutely, because almost no camera produces square images. Resize a standard 4:3 photo to fit 1080×1080 with the ratio locked and you get 1080×810 — full width, short of the height. The image is undistorted but it is not square.
To get a genuine square without stretching faces and horizons, you need to crop rather than resize. Crop the photograph to a square in any editor first, then bring it here to be scaled to exactly 1080×1080 and compressed. Resizing alone cannot invent the missing shape.
If distortion genuinely does not matter — an abstract background or texture, say — unlock the aspect ratio and the image will be stretched to fill the square exactly.
How to resize an image to 1080 × 1080
- Drop your images onto the box above.
- The size is preset to 1080×1080, so there is nothing to configure.
- Download the resized files individually or as a ZIP.
Frequently asked questions
Why is my resized image not square?
Because your source is not square. With the aspect ratio locked, the image is scaled to fit inside 1080×1080 without distortion, so one dimension comes up short. Crop to a square first if you need a true square.
How do I crop to a square?
Crop in any image editor before resizing here. Resizing scales the whole image; it cannot decide which part of a rectangular photo to keep.
Can I stretch it to fill the square?
Yes — unlock the aspect ratio with the chain button. Be aware this visibly distorts faces and straight lines, so it suits textures and abstract images far better than photographs.
Is 1080×1080 big enough for social?
Yes. It is the size the major platforms display feed posts at, and uploading at exactly this size avoids their servers rescaling and re-compressing your image.