Resize in GIMP with Scale Image
Open the image in GIMP, choose Image, then Scale Image. Enter a new width or height and keep the chain icon locked to preserve proportions.
GIMP is powerful for detailed edits, but it can be more than you need for simple resizing. Use GIMP when you need manual editing, or use LessMB when you just need a quick browser resize and compression pass.
Need the faster browser option? Resize and compress your image below.
Compress JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, AVIF, and JXL images in your browser.
Use this simple browser workflow to get a smaller file while keeping the original on your device.
Open the image in GIMP, choose Image, then Scale Image. Enter a new width or height and keep the chain icon locked to preserve proportions.
After resizing, export to JPG, PNG or WebP depending on the image. Photos usually work well as JPG or WebP; graphics with transparency may need PNG.
If you do not need layers or manual editing, LessMB can resize and compress common image files directly in the browser.
Short answers for the most common questions about this workflow and LessMB's local browser compression.
Use Image > Scale Image to resize the whole image. Use crop tools separately if you need a different aspect ratio.
GIMP is better for detailed editing. A browser resizer is faster for simple resize and compression tasks.
No. LessMB is for compression and simple resizing, not full image editing.