How do I resize an image on Mac without Photoshop?

Open FixTools in Safari or Chrome on your Mac. Drag your image onto the Image Resizer, enter your target dimensions, and download the resized file — no Photoshop or additional software needed.

Can I use Mac Preview to resize images?

Yes — Preview can resize images via Tools > Adjust Size. FixTools is an alternative that offers batch resizing, a more intuitive interface, and the ability to resize without opening the file first.

Does FixTools work on Apple Silicon Macs?

Yes. FixTools runs in any modern browser and is not dependent on CPU architecture. It works identically on M1, M2, M3, and Intel Macs.

Can I drag multiple images from Finder to resize in batch?

Yes. Select multiple files in Finder and drag them all onto the FixTools upload area to upload them all at once for batch resizing.

Where do resized images save on Mac?

Browser downloads save to your ~/Downloads folder by default. You can change the download location in your browser preferences.

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Mac users can resize images directly in their browser without installing any software. FixTools works in Safari, Chrome, or Firefox on macOS — drag your image onto the tool, enter your target dimensions, and download the resized file.

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Drag your image from Finder onto the FixTools Image Resizer in your Mac browser, enter your target dimensions, and download your resized image.

How It Works

Step-by-step guide to resize image on mac:

1
Open FixTools in your Mac browser
Visit fixtools.io in Safari or Chrome on your Mac and open the Image Resizer.
2
Drag and drop your image
Drag your image from Finder directly onto the upload area in the browser, or click to browse and select a file.
3
Enter your target dimensions
Type your target width and height in pixels. Use Lock Aspect Ratio to maintain proportions.
4
Resize the image
Click Resize. The processing happens locally in your Mac browser.
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Download to your Mac
Click Download. The resized image saves to your ~/Downloads folder.