Resize Image in MM Online Free

Resize any image to exact millimeter dimensions in your browser. Set width and height in mm, lock the aspect ratio, optimize the file size to a target KB, and pick from popular presets, 35×45 passport, 50×70 print, A4, A6, and more. Output as JPG, PNG, or WebP at 200 DPI. No upload required.

Upload Your Image

Drag and drop or click to select - JPG, PNG, WebP supported

Processing is 100% in-browser. Your image is never uploaded.

How to Resize an Image in Millimeters

1

Upload Your Image

Drag and drop or choose any image to resize.

2

Set Dimensions in MM

Type the exact width and height in millimetres.

3

Download the Result

Click Resize and download the image at the exact MM dimensions.

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Pixel-Perfect Sizing in Millimetres

Print designers, signage shops, and brochure layouts all measure in millimetres. The MM resizer takes the exact target dimensions and outputs an image at print-ready DPI for any media size.

Skips the unit-conversion math that always introduces a one or two pixel rounding error.

Why Use Our Image Resizer in MM?

Exact Millimeter Sizing

Set the exact width and height in millimeters with 0.1 mm precision. The pixel output is calculated at 200 DPI using the formula px = (mm / 25.4) × 200. Perfect for passport photos, ID photos, print layouts, and government application portals that require physical dimensions rather than pixel sizes.

Common Presets

Six built-in presets cover the most common print and photo sizes: 35×45 mm passport, 50×50 mm square, 50×70 mm photo, 100×150 mm 4×6 print, A6 landscape (148×105), and full A4 (210×297). One click sets both width and height. You can also enter custom values manually for any other size you need.

Smart File Size Compression

Toggle Optimize File Size and enter your target KB. The tool runs a binary search over JPEG quality (5%-95%) and re-encodes the image until the resulting file size is within 5 KB of your target. Useful for government portals that limit upload sizes to 20 KB, 50 KB, 100 KB, or other specific values.

Private, No Upload

Your image never leaves your device. The entire tool, file loading, resize, compression, runs in your browser using the HTML5 Canvas API. No file is sent to any server, no account is needed, and nothing is stored. The downloaded JPG, PNG, or WebP is generated entirely on your device.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about resizing images in millimeters.

How are millimeters converted to pixels?
The conversion uses the formula pixels = (millimeters / 25.4) × DPI. This tool uses 200 DPI by default, a standard print resolution that balances file size with quality. So 35 mm at 200 DPI = (35 / 25.4) × 200 ≈ 276 pixels. The pixel size is shown in the sidebar as you change the mm values.
Why does my image look stretched?
The tool stretches the image to exactly fill the target width and height, it does not preserve the original aspect ratio unless you toggle the Lock Aspect Ratio switch. To avoid distortion, enable the lock or use width and height values that match the original image proportions. The aspect ratio is captured the moment you turn on the lock.
How does file size optimization work?
When the Optimize toggle is on and the format is JPG or WebP, the tool runs a binary search over the encoder quality. It starts at 95%, encodes the canvas, measures the result, and adjusts the quality up or down until the file size is within 5 KB of your target. Up to 10 iterations are performed. PNG is lossless and is not affected by this option.
Which output format should I pick?
Choose JPG for photographs and most government portals, it gives the smallest file size with very good quality. Choose PNG for graphics, screenshots, or images with transparency, it is lossless but larger. Choose WebP for the best balance of size and quality on modern websites; it is supported by all current browsers.
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