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Resize Image for WhatsApp

Make a square WhatsApp profile picture, a 512 x 512 sticker or a full-screen status from any photo.

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Resize Image for WhatsApp

WhatsApp shows a profile picture inside a circle cut from a square, so a square photo of 500 x 500 pixels is sharp enough for every screen and small in size. Stickers are 512 x 512 pixel WebP files. A static sticker has to be under 100 KB. For a sticker choose WebP as the output format and lower the quality if the file is too large.

Sizes at a glance

SizePixelsNote
Profile picture500 x 500Shown as a circle
Sticker512 x 512 WebPStatic stickers must be under 100 KB
Status1,080 x 1,9209:16, full screen

How to use this page

  1. Add your photo.
  2. Choose a size in the Preset size list. The width, height and unit are filled in.
  3. Look at the result. If the crop cuts something you need, change Aspect ratio to Fit with padding.
  4. Download the file.

Tips

  • Keep the face or logo in the middle of the square. The circle cuts the corners.
  • For a sticker with a transparent background, start from a PNG and choose WebP as the output. Transparency is kept.
  • Chat photos are recompressed by WhatsApp anyway. To send a photo without loss, send it as a document.
  • If a profile photo is rejected, pick the Fill and crop mode and a size of at least 500 x 500.

Other sizes and purposes

Purposes: Passport photo, Visa photo, Instagram, YouTube thumbnail, Ecommerce. File sizes: 100 KB, 200 KB, 500 KB. See also the guide to resizing images.

Frequently asked questions

What size should a WhatsApp DP be?

A square image of at least 500 x 500 pixels works well.

What size is a WhatsApp sticker?

512 x 512 pixels, in WebP format, and under 100 KB for a static sticker.

Why does my photo look cropped?

The picture is shown in a circle. Centre the subject and keep the edges free.