Images are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded.
Make a 1500×500 wide banner with crop, fit or stretch. Position the crop, compare the original and result, then download locally.
Images are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded.
A 1500×500 image is three times as wide as it is tall: a 3:1 canvas. Use it for a profile banner or website header when that shape suits the destination.
Crop fills the wide canvas and trims the top and bottom of a typical photo; move the crop position to keep faces or text visible. Fit shows the entire source and adds side or top padding. Stretch fills 3:1 without padding but can make people look unnaturally wide.
Resizing resamples pixels. It may alter sharpness or increase file size; compare the output before use.
For a profile banner, keep the main subject near the middle and leave breathing room at the edges. Profile photos and interface controls may cover parts of a header. Check the destination’s current size and crop rules before publishing.
The tool reads, resizes and encodes your image in the browser. It does not upload the image to an IMTools server. The original file is left untouched.
For every three pixels of width there is one pixel of height. A 1500×500 canvas has that shape.
No. Sites can overlay controls or crop previews differently. Review your result on the destination before using it.