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Compress and reduceA smaller file always drops some data. The goal is to drop the part you cannot see.
Turn this off if the form needs an exact pixel size. It turns off by itself when you type a width or height.
Leave empty to resize without a size limit.
How it works
Making a file smaller means throwing away some data, so nothing is perfectly lossless. What you can control is what gets thrown away. Cutting pixels first and keeping JPEG quality at a decent level looks much cleaner than keeping every pixel and crushing the quality.
That is what this tool does when the Best quality box is on. Start from the original photo, not a copy sent over a chat app, resize only once, and never enlarge a small picture because that adds blur, not detail.
Making a picture smaller always drops some data. Resizing by pixels at high quality looks lossless to the eye.
No. Enlarging a small photo adds blur, not detail.