Resize Image to 1280 × 720 Pixels

Make a 1280 × 720 pixel HD image (16:9). Drag and zoom to frame it, then download.

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Or paste an image · JPG/JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, SVG, TIF/TIFF, AVIF, GIF, ICO, BMP

1280 × 720 Pixels at a Glance

Dimensions1280 × 720 px
Aspect Ratio16:9
ShapeLandscape (wider than tall)
Megapixels0.92 MP
Print Size at 300 DPI10.84 × 6.1 cm (4.27 × 2.4 inch)

The tool above opens on these dimensions. Change the width, height or unit if your form asks for something slightly different.

What 1280 × 720 Pixels Is Used For

Getting a Sharp Result

Thumbnails are shown small, so use a close-up, big text and strong contrast. Keep the file under 2 MB so it uploads from a phone too: pick 2 MB under File Size. A phone photo held upright is the wrong shape for 16:9: turn it sideways, or choose Fit with a blurred border. Every platform's sizes are in Social media sizes.

How It Works

  1. Choose or drop a photo.
  2. Type the width and height in px, inches, cm or mm, and choose Fill, Fit or Stretch. To use only part of the photo, choose Crop Photo first.
  3. Pick a file size such as 100 KB or type your own limit, then download.

Frequently Asked Questions

What aspect ratio is 1280 × 720?

16:9, the widescreen shape of most screens and video players.

Is 1280 × 720 the same as 720p?

Yes. 720p and HD both mean 1280 × 720 pixels.

What DPI should I use?

300 DPI is the usual print resolution and is what most photo requirements mean when they give a size in centimetres or inches. The DPI value is also saved inside JPG and PNG files.

Does it work on phones?

Yes. It works in modern mobile browsers, and iPhone HEIC photos open directly.

How do I get an exact file size like 20 KB or 50 KB?

Pick the size, or type your own limit. The tool finds the highest quality that fits. If the photo is still too big at the lowest quality, it can reduce the dimensions for you.