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PixelFit or ImageResizer.com: which one fits your photo job?
Pick ImageResizer.com if you handle very large files or you convert unusual formats. Pick PixelFit if you need a photo at an exact KB and pixel size for a form, done on your device: free for batches of up to 25, no account. Facts checked 31 October 2026.
Try it: 1080 × 1080 px under 200 KB
JPG · under 200 KB (at most 200,000 bytes) · 1080x1080 px · white background
PixelFit aims at 200,000 bytes or less, so the file passes whether the form counts 1 KB as 1,000 or 1,024 bytes.
The result appears here: the exact byte count, pixel size and quality, the size before and after, a preview and a download button.
The batch kit (one ZIP for up to 500 photos, several photos merged into one PDF) is part of Pro.
Get ProPixelFit and ImageResizer.com side by side
| PixelFit | ImageResizer.com | |
|---|---|---|
| Price as published | Free; Pro $12 one-time | $0 price shown; Pro $6.99 a month; Ultra $9.99 a month |
| Paid plan adds | Batches of up to 500 in one ZIP, saved presets, several photos in one PDF under a size, HEIC batches | Every ImageResizer.com tool, batches of up to 20 images, files up to 50 MB each and web access |
| Batch size | Free up to 25 with a download per file; Pro up to 500 in one ZIP | Batches of up to 20 (Pro) and 100 (Ultra) images; its pages also mention 'up to 5 images' without saying which plan that belongs to |
| Largest file | No MB limit of its own; it outputs at most 16.8 megapixels on iPhone and iPad and 64 megapixels elsewhere | Pro 50 MB per image and Ultra 1 GB per image |
| Files it opens | JPG, JFIF, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, AVIF, SVG and ICO; HEIC where the browser can read it | JPG, JPEG, PNG and WebP in its home page file picker; converter pages for PSD, DNG, SVG and XPS and more |
| Tools | Resize, compress, change format, JPG to PDF under a size; 61 official form photo and signature specs | Resize, crop, compress, convert, upscale (an image enlarger page), remove background (a link to ClipSnap) and meme generator |
| Account | None, for the free tool or Pro | The home page shows Sign up and Login buttons; Sign up leads to the pricing page. |
When ImageResizer.com is the better choice
ImageResizer.com is an online image resizer with crop, compress and convert tools and paid plans for bigger batches and files. Its home page title says it resizes images online for free and it has an 'It's Free' section; its pricing page shows a $0 price beside the paid plans.
- Choose ImageResizer.com if you handle very large files: Pro accepts up to 50 MB per image and Ultra up to 1 GB, while PixelFit has no MB limit of its own but outputs at most 16.8 megapixels on iPhone and iPad and 64 megapixels elsewhere.
- Choose ImageResizer.com if you convert unusual formats: the part of its sitemap we read (25,000 of about 34,990 URLs) lists 13,760 'format to format' converter pages, most of them translations, while PixelFit covers 32 searched pairs of common formats.
- Choose ImageResizer.com if you also want a meme generator or a crop-only tool on the same site.
When PixelFit is the better choice
- You need a file between two sizes, such as 20 to 50 KB: PixelFit takes a minimum and a maximum and counts a KB both as 1,000 and as 1,024 bytes, so the file passes either reading.
- You are filling in an official form: 61 pages give the photo or signature rules of a named form (27 give both), with its notice linked, and open the tool already set to it.
- You want a tool that states it never uploads: PixelFit runs on your device and has no upload server; ImageResizer.com's home page has a section headed 'Privacy Guaranteed', but our capture did not record its wording, so check its privacy policy.
- You prefer to pay once: PixelFit Pro is $12 one-time; ImageResizer.com Pro costs $6.99 a month, $83.88 over a year.
- You want batches without paying: PixelFit's free tool takes up to 25 images with a download per file; ImageResizer.com's paid plans name batches of up to 20 (Pro) and 100 (Ultra) images, and its pages also mention 'up to 5 images' without saying which plan that belongs to.
- You want no account even for the paid plan: PixelFit Pro needs no sign-up or login and unlocks in the browser you buy it in, while ImageResizer.com's home page shows a Sign up button.
What each plan costs over a year
Twelve months of each paid plan at its published price (checked 31 October 2026), next to PixelFit's one-time Pro price. PixelFit's price includes tax; the other prices are as published on each pricing page, and tax may be added at checkout.
| Plan | Price | Over 12 months | Batch | Per file |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ImageResizer.com Pro | $6.99 a month | $83.88 | Up to 20 | 50 MB per image |
| ImageResizer.com Ultra | $9.99 a month | $119.88 | Up to 100 | 1 GB per image |
| PixelFit Pro | $12 one-time | $12 (no renewal) | Up to 500 | No MB limit; output up to 64 MP (16.8 MP on iPhone and iPad) |
| PixelFit free | $0 | $0 | Up to 25 | No MB limit; output up to 64 MP (16.8 MP on iPhone and iPad) |
Sources
- ImageResizer.com home page, captured 31 October 2026: imageresizer.com/
- ImageResizer.com pricing page, captured 31 October 2026: imageresizer.com/pricing
- PixelFit facts: this site's own tool (free batches of 25, Pro batches of 500) and pricing page littlepixelfit.com/pricing/
- How the competitor facts were gathered: the home page, pricing page, loaded scripts and, where one was published, the sitemap of each site, captured on 31 October 2026. Prices and limits change, so check the pricing page before you pay.
Frequently asked questions
Is ImageResizer.com free?
Its home page title says it resizes images online for free and it has an 'It's Free' section; its pricing page shows a $0 price beside the paid plans. Its published paid plans are Pro $6.99 a month, Ultra $9.99 a month (checked 31 October 2026). PixelFit is free for single photos and batches of up to 25; PixelFit Pro is $12 one-time.
Does PixelFit or ImageResizer.com upload my photo?
PixelFit does not: the photo is opened, resized and compressed by your own browser and never leaves your device. ImageResizer.com's home page has a section headed 'Privacy Guaranteed', but our capture did not record its wording, so check its privacy policy.
Which files does ImageResizer.com open, compared with PixelFit?
The file picker on its home page accepts JPG, JPEG, PNG and WebP, several at once, with drag and drop; separate converter pages cover formats such as PSD, DNG, SVG and XPS. PixelFit opens JPG, JFIF, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, AVIF, SVG and ICO in current browsers, HEIC where the browser can read it (Safari can), and saves JPG, PNG and PDF in every browser and WebP where the browser can write it (Safari cannot).
How much is ImageResizer.com over a year compared with PixelFit Pro?
ImageResizer.com Pro at $6.99 a month comes to $83.88 over twelve months; Ultra comes to $119.88. PixelFit Pro is $12 once, with no renewal. The free PixelFit tool covers single photos and batches of 25.
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