Choose a PNG
Click the upload box or drag a .png image into the resizer.
Free online image tool
Resize any PNG to exactly 64x64 pixels directly in your browser. No upload, no signup, no watermark.
Private browser resizing
Choose a PNG image and get an exact 64x64 PNG, generated locally in your browser. The file never leaves your device.
Input
How it works
Click the upload box or drag a .png image into the resizer.
Choose fit on white, transparent padding, or a centered crop.
Preview the exact 64x64 result and save it as a PNG file.
Resize modes
The whole image is scaled to fit inside 64x64 and centered on an opaque white canvas. Transparent areas of the source are flattened onto white.
The whole image is scaled to fit inside 64x64 and centered on a transparent canvas. The original alpha channel is preserved, so non-square images keep clear padding.
The image is scaled until it fully covers the 64x64 frame and the overflow is cropped from the edges, keeping the center. The original alpha channel is preserved.
Use cases
Forums, chat apps, and profile pages often ask for a small square avatar. Fit or transparent padding keeps the whole image visible without distortion.
Sprites, tiles, and UI icons need exact pixel dimensions, and 64x64 is a common tile size. Crop fills the frame edge to edge.
Modern browsers accept PNG favicons, and desktop shortcuts and app tiles also use small square icons. An exact 64x64 PNG drops straight in.
FAQ
Yes. Every mode renders onto a 64x64 pixel canvas and the download is a PNG of exactly 64x64 pixels.
No. The aspect ratio is kept in all three modes. Fit and transparent padding add padding around the image, and crop removes the overflow from the edges.
Transparent padding and crop preserve the original alpha channel. Fit flattens the image onto an opaque white background.
No. The resize runs locally in your browser using canvas. The selected PNG file is not sent to any server.
Profile avatars, forum and chat icons, game sprites and tiles, desktop icons, and favicon-size site icons.
Yes. Modern mobile browsers on iPhone and Android support file selection and canvas-based resizing.
Once the page has loaded, the resize runs entirely in your browser and does not need an internet connection.