Photo Stretcher

Photo Stretcher is a free online image stretcher that lets you set width and height independently in pixels. Start by choosing a JPG, PNG, or WebP image, pick the Stretch mode, enter your target dimensions, then preview the outcome before downloading.

Stretch changes the image’s proportions by reshaping existing content—it doesn’t add new scenery. This makes it useful when you need a precise output size and intentional distortion is acceptable, such as creating stretched memes, adjusting background textures, or matching a layout’s required pixel dimensions.

The editor includes multiple modes so you can choose the right behavior for your goal: Resize preserves aspect ratio, Fit keeps the entire image visible by adding padding to the new canvas, and Crop fills the canvas while trimming areas outside the frame. Use the preview to judge how faces, lettering, circles, straight edges, and product shapes are affected.

Processing runs in your browser, so your photo isn’t uploaded to a server. There’s no signup, no watermark, and it works on phone and desktop in modern browsers. Supported uploads include JPG, PNG, and WebP up to 20MB.

Is Photo Stretcher free to use?

Yes. Photo Stretcher is free to use with no signup required.

Will Photo Stretcher upload my image to a server?

No. Image processing runs in your browser, and your selected photo isn’t uploaded to a server.

Can I stretch an image to an exact width and height in pixels?

Yes. Choose Stretch and enter the target width and height in pixels to get an exact-sized output.

Can I keep proportions instead of stretching?

Yes. Use Resize to preserve the original aspect ratio, or Fit to keep the whole image visible inside a new canvas with padding.

What’s the difference between Fit and Crop?

Fit keeps the entire image visible by adding padding to the target canvas. Crop fills the canvas and removes parts that fall outside the frame.

What image formats are supported?

You can use JPG, PNG, and WebP. Uploads support files up to 20MB.