Resize image to double width, half height

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This preset applies different scales to each axis: 200% to the width and 50% to the height. Because the two values differ, the picture is stretched horizontally by 300%. That is useful for deliberate distortion or to correct a stretched image, but not for ordinary resizing.

Percentage resizing is relative, so every image keeps its own proportions and no target size has to be worked out in advance.

Scale	200% × 50%
Pixel count after	100% of the original
Direction	Mixed

What 200% × 50% does to common images

A larger image means a larger file, roughly in proportion to the number of pixels. The file size will stay about the same.

Starting size	Result
Phone photo (4000 × 3000)	8000 × 1500 px (12 MP)
Full HD frame (1920 × 1080)	3840 × 540 px (2.07 MP)
Square image (1000 × 1000)	2000 × 500 px (1 MP)

Reducing without losing the point of the picture

Reducing to 200% × 50% throws away pixels, and downscaling is where resampling quality matters. ResizeAny uses Lanczos-3, which weighs neighboring pixels so fine lines stay clean instead of turning jagged or smudged.

Check the result at 100% zoom. If a shrunken screenshot or scan has become hard to read, the percentage is too aggressive; step it up or choose a fixed pixel size that keeps the small text legible.

Scale	Pixels remaining	4000 × 3000 becomes
25%	6.3%	1000 × 750
50%	25%	2000 × 1500
75%	56.3%	3000 × 2250
100%	100%	4000 × 3000
150%	225%	6000 × 4500
200%	400%	8000 × 6000

When percentage resizing makes sense

A mixed folder of portrait and landscape photos where each should keep its own shape.
A quick shrink for email or messaging when you have no target in mind.
Enlarging a small graphic by a whole factor, though results get softer the further you go.
Repeating the same change across a batch, using the bulk resizer.

How to resize an image to double width, half height

Add your image. Select a photo or drag it onto the box above. JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, HEIC and BMP files are accepted, and the file stays on your device.
Apply 200% × 50%. The preset scales width and height to 200% × 50% of the original. Each image keeps its own proportions relative to its size.
Download the result. Click resize and save. Check the new pixel dimensions and file size in the preview before downloading.

Related presets

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Nearby scales

More in this category: Resize Image by Percentage. For several photos at once, use the bulk image resizer.

Frequently asked questions

What does resizing an image to 200% × 50% mean?▼

Width is scaled to 200% and height to 50%. A 4000 × 3000 photo becomes 8000 × 1500 pixels, and its proportions change.

Will the file size also be 200%?▼

No. File size follows the pixel count, which here is 100% of the original, and also depends on format and image detail. Treat it as an approximate guide, not an exact figure.

Why are width and height different?▼

The preset applies unequal scales on purpose, so the picture will look stretched. For a normal resize, use a preset where both values are equal, or a fixed size with the aspect-ratio lock on.

Do I need an account, and does it add a watermark?▼

No account and no watermark. Open the page, add your photo, and download the result. Because processing happens on your own device, there is no queue and nothing to wait for, even with a large original.

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