Image Stretcher: Adjust Width and Height

Make an image wider or taller by setting its width and height separately. Turn on Keep proportions when you want a proportional resize. Preview the shape before saving your result.

Choose a photo

Make your image wider or taller.

Stretch My Image

Stretch an image to a custom size: Original

Stretch an image to a custom size: Result

OriginalResult

Preview the exact change

Enter output dimensions in pixels. Turn off Keep proportions to stretch, or turn it on to derive height from width.

How to use this tool

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Choose a photo
Start with the image you want to change.
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Review the result
Compare the preview with the original before confirming.
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Keep editing
Confirm the result, continue editing or use the existing download controls.

Make a wide image

Requested change: Increase the width while keeping height fixed to make the existing image wider. Faces, circles, and lettering also become wider.
Keep unchanged: The entire image is retained without cropping or generating new content.

Make a wide image: Increase the width while keeping height fixed to make the existing image wider. Faces, circles, and lettering also become wider.

OriginalResult

Create a taller composition

Requested change: Increase height independently for a taller image. Compare familiar shapes so the distortion is intentional.
Keep unchanged: The entire image is retained without cropping or generating new content.

Create a taller composition: Increase height independently for a taller image. Compare familiar shapes so the distortion is intentional.

OriginalResult

Resize proportionally

Requested change: Enable Keep proportions to resize without changing the image's shape. Enlarging a small source cannot add original detail.
Keep unchanged: The entire image is retained without cropping or generating new content.

Resize proportionally: Enable Keep proportions to resize without changing the image's shape. Enlarging a small source cannot add original detail.

OriginalResult

Choose the right method

Stretching distorts proportions; it does not extend the scene or add detail. Outputs are limited to 16 megapixels and 8192 pixels per edge.

Questions and answers

How do I stretch an image horizontally or vertically?

Open the image in the editor, turn off Keep proportions, and enter separate width and height values in pixels. Increasing width makes it wider; increasing height makes it taller. Preview the shape before applying the change.

Can I resize without distortion or extend the background?

Turn on Keep proportions for a proportional resize. Stretching keeps the whole image but changes its proportions; it does not extend the scene or add missing detail. Output is limited to 16 megapixels and 8192 pixels per edge.