Instagram image resizer
To fit an image to a feed post, a Story or a Reel cover without stretching it, choosing what gets cropped.
Instagram crops what you post in more than one place: in the feed, on the profile grid, and under the buttons and captions laid over Reels and Stories. A post can look right in one and lose its point in another.
These tools show those crops before you post, and work out engagement rate from the numbers in your own account.
To fit an image to a feed post, a Story or a Reel cover without stretching it, choosing what gets cropped.
To split one image across several posts so they line up as a single picture on your profile.
To see whether the caption, buttons and profile name will cover the words or faces in a Reel or Story, frame by frame.
To work out engagement rate by followers, reach or impressions from interactions you enter.
Instagram's profile grid shows posts as tall 3:4 tiles, so older square templates get cropped at the top and bottom on your profile even when they look fine in the feed.
By followers, by reach and by impressions give three different numbers for the same posts. Pick one and compare like with like; a rate quoted without its basis cannot be compared with yours.
Budgets, lead value and ROAS
Conversion checks and UTMs
Margins, discounts and fees
Schema, robots.txt and icons
Resize, compress and convert
Count, compare and restyle
Signatures and AI receptionist