Logo Resizer in the browser. Pick a favicon, avatar, or Open Graph size, keep the aspect ratio, add padding, and download the exact pixels you see.
The logo never leaves this browser.
The workbench reads one JPG, PNG, or WebP on your device, draws the resized mark in canvas, and exports the pixels you see. There is no remote model, no credit charge, and no My Creations copy of the upload.
Local canvas resizer
Load one logo, choose the exact pixel sizes, keep the aspect ratio, and download a file that matches the preview. The logo stays on this device.
01 / Logo
JPG, PNG, or WebP · up to 5 MB · not uploaded
16–4,096 px per side · ≤ 16 MP
02 / Sizes
Export targets
Web icons
Social avatars
Marketing
Custom size
03 / Frame
Fit
Background
04 / Export
Transparent padding is kept in PNG and WebP. JPEG has no transparency, so transparent padding is flattened to white.
3 sizes selected
The logo is not uploaded. Closing the tab discards the preview.
0 creditsYour resized logo will appear here
Load a supported logo to preview the exact output frame. Transparent padding shows a checkerboard behind the mark.
Brand size examples
These brand mockups illustrate the three jobs this page exports: a 32 pixel favicon, a square social avatar with transparent padding, and a 1200 by 630 Open Graph banner. A favicon keeps the mark inside a 32 pixel square. A social avatar centers the mark with transparent padding on a square canvas. An Open Graph banner keeps the full mark centered with room around it. Check the edges and the padding on your own logo before you keep a download.
A wide wordmark fit into a 32 by 32 frame with the aspect ratio kept. The mark is scaled down, centered, and never squashed. Busy marks lose fine detail at this size, so a simplified icon works better than a full wordmark.
A tall mark centered on a square canvas with transparent padding, so it sits correctly inside a circular profile crop. The logo stays whole and the empty space stays transparent for both light and dark interface themes.
A horizontal mark placed inside a 1200 by 630 Open Graph frame with generous padding and a solid fill. The logo is not stretched to fill the box, so link previews on chat and social apps show a clean, readable brand.
Verified coverage
The tool is a geometry compositor, not a redraw model. It covers the two jobs people mean when they search logo resizer: hit an exact pixel box, and keep the mark looking like the mark.
Pick a favicon, an Apple touch icon, a PWA icon, a social avatar, or an Open Graph banner. Each target is a fixed pixel box, and the download is generated at that exact width and height. A custom size accepts any width and height from 16 to 4,096 pixels.
Contain keeps the whole mark and fills the rest with padding. Cover center-crops to fill the frame when a tight, edge-to-edge look is wanted. Both paths preserve the aspect ratio, so the logo is never warped into the target box.
Keep transparent padding for icons and avatars, or fill the frame white, black, or a custom hex. Export PNG for clean transparency, JPEG for a small photo-style file, or WebP for the smallest modern asset, all from the same live preview.
Exact target frames
These are the fixed frames the workbench can produce. Each one is a real pixel box, so the download can be dropped straight into a manifest, a favicon link, or a profile upload without a second crop.
| Target | Output pixels | Use group | Typical job |
|---|---|---|---|
| Favicon 32 × 32 | 32 × 32 | Web icons | Browser tab and default favicon source. |
| Favicon 48 × 48 | 48 × 48 | Web icons | High-DPI favicon for retina tabs and bookmarks. |
| Apple touch 180 × 180 | 180 × 180 | Web icons | Home-screen icon on iOS and iPadOS. |
| PWA icon 192 × 192 | 192 × 192 | Web icons | Android and web app manifest icon. |
| PWA icon 512 × 512 | 512 × 512 | Web icons | Maskable web app icon and store listing. |
| Instagram 320 × 320 | 320 × 320 | Social avatars | Circular profile avatar on Instagram. |
| Instagram post 1080 × 1080 | 1080 × 1080 | Social avatars | Square feed post or story sticker. |
| X profile 400 × 400 | 400 × 400 | Social avatars | Profile avatar on X. |
| LinkedIn 400 × 400 | 400 × 400 | Social avatars | Company or member avatar on LinkedIn. |
| YouTube 800 × 800 | 800 × 800 | Social avatars | Channel avatar on YouTube. |
| Open Graph 1200 × 630 | 1200 × 630 | Marketing | Link preview banner for chat and social. |
Platform guidance changes without notice. Confirm the current size inside the destination product before a launch, and keep the source vector or a large PNG so a future resize never starts from a small raster.
Honest limits
To resize a logo without sending the file to a server, load the mark in the browser and change only its pixel dimensions. The workbench fits the source into the target frame with the aspect ratio preserved, centers it, and fills any remaining space with transparent or chosen-color padding. Contain mode keeps every part of the mark visible and is the right default for wordmarks, lockups, and any logo with a wide or tall silhouette. Cover mode crops the long edge to fill the frame, which is useful for a square avatar built from a horizontal logo but does hide the sides. Padding is a percentage of the shorter output side, so a 1080 pixel square at 6 percent gets a 65 pixel inset on each side. Corner radius is optional and suits round profile frames. Export is PNG, JPEG, or WebP. A generative image API cannot lock an exact pixel box, a transparent margin, or the promise that a mark is not redrawn, which is exactly why this page uses a local geometry compositor instead of a text-to-image model.
This page does not upscale a tiny raster logo into a crisp new mark, remove a background, vectorize the artwork, or invent a new logo concept. Background removal lives on Background Remover, and a fresh logo idea lives on AI Logo Generator. It also does not stretch a non-square logo to fill a square frame; forcing that match would distort the mark, so the frame is padded instead.
Canvas resizing is arithmetic, not a redraw. Downscaling a detailed logo to a 32 pixel favicon can still lose thin strokes, and upscaling a small source to a large frame can look soft because the pixels are interpolated. Files over 5 MB, sources outside 16 to 4,096 pixels per side, sources over 16 megapixels, and target sides outside 16 to 4,096 pixels are rejected before a preview is drawn. SVG upload is not supported; flatten the vector to a large PNG first so the resize starts from clean pixels.
Choose the right method
The useful choice depends on whether you need an exact pixel box and an untouched mark, whether you can send the logo to a model, and whether you already work in a full design application.
Practical workflow
The workbench is the product. Load one supported logo, choose the exact sizes you need, and download only when the preview matches the frame you want.
Choose a JPG, PNG, or WebP file up to 5 MB, with each side from 16 to 4,096 pixels and no more than 16 megapixels. The file is read locally. It is not uploaded.
Select one or more targets such as a 32 pixel favicon, a 180 pixel Apple touch icon, or a 1200 by 630 Open Graph banner, or type a custom width and height. Keep contain for the whole mark, choose cover for a tight fill, then set transparent or solid padding and an optional corner radius.
Save the active size, or download every selected size in one pass. PNG, JPEG, and WebP all come from the same canvas, and the file name records the target and the exact pixels. 0 credits.
Questions
Clear answers about exact sizes, aspect ratio, transparency, upload, credits, and what the tool will not do.
No. The logo is read in the browser and drawn on a canvas. Nothing is sent to storage or an image API for this tool, and no server task or My Creations record is created.
Not in contain mode, the default. Contain fits the whole mark inside the frame and fills the rest with transparent or chosen-color padding while keeping the aspect ratio. Cover mode center-crops to fill the frame on purpose, which hides the long edges but never stretches the mark.
Favicon 32, favicon 48, Apple touch 180, PWA 192, PWA 512, Instagram profile 320, Instagram post 1080, X profile 400, LinkedIn 400, YouTube 800, and Open Graph 1200 by 630, plus any custom size from 16 to 4,096 pixels on each side.
Yes. Transparent is the default background, so padding stays invisible and the PNG or WebP file drops cleanly onto any theme. You can also fill the frame white, black, or a custom hex if the platform requires an opaque image.
Zero. The compositor runs on the device. 0 credits per download, and downloading every selected size is still free.
No. This page only changes pixel dimensions and padding. Use AI Logo Generator to create a new mark, and Background Remover to cut a subject out of a photo. Resizing here never redraws the artwork.
Continue working
Keep each operation explicit. Resize the mark here, then choose a cleaner cutout, a larger raster, a brand-new concept, or the full tool directory only when that is the next job.
Tool specifications
The workbench accepts one JPG, PNG, or WebP logo up to 5 MB. Each source side must be between 16 and 4,096 pixels, the source must stay within 16 megapixels, and each output side must be between 16 and 4,096 pixels. Padding is 0 to 30 percent and corner radius is 0 to 50 percent. Each download costs 0 credits.
The result is a local canvas resize, not a redraw, a vector export, or a print proof. By using the tool, you confirm that your logo complies with the Terms of Service.
The logo is not uploaded for this tool. There is no My Creations record because no server task is created. Review the Privacy Policy for other tools on this site that do upload.
If you later use a tool that uploads, that page states its own storage and deletion rules. This compositor does not keep a copy after you close the tab. The download lives only where your browser saves it. See the Privacy Policy before using upload-based editors on sensitive brand files.
Product notes describe the implemented contract on this page. Dedicated logo resizer sites exist as a category. This page does not outbound-link them. Reviewed by the Banana Pro AI product team · Last reviewed: 2026-09-18.
Research sources
Size names on this page follow common platform and manifest guidance. Implementation details for unrelated image APIs stay off this page.
See the pixels before you keep them.
Load one logo, choose the favicon, avatar, or social sizes you need, keep the aspect ratio, and download PNG, JPEG, or WebP only when the preview is the frame you want.
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