Your image is already 16:9
Keep the original dimensions if you want to preserve the image at its current resolution. Or resize it to 1280 × 720 if you want a smaller, standard-sized thumbnail.
Resize and compress your image for YouTube.
YouTube thumbnails are recommended at a 16:9 aspect ratio. A common working size is 1280 × 720 pixels, but you may already have a larger image you want to keep.
The other headache is file size. If your thumbnail is too large, you need to compress it without turning it into a blurry mess.
Keep the original dimensions if you want to preserve the image at its current resolution. Or resize it to 1280 × 720 if you want a smaller, standard-sized thumbnail.
Your image is slightly different from the 16:9 ratio. You can keep its original dimensions or resize it to 1280 × 720.
Crop the image to fill a 16:9 thumbnail, or fit the entire image with padding. You choose what happens to your image.
Large images can look great but still be inconvenient to upload. Compression reduces the file size while keeping the image usable as a YouTube thumbnail.
JustToolIt lets you compress your image to under 2 MB while choosing whether to keep its original pixel dimensions or resize it to 1280 × 720.
Drop in a JPG, PNG or WEBP image.
Keep, resize, crop or add padding depending on your image.
Get your compressed JPG ready to use.
YouTube recommends a 16:9 aspect ratio for thumbnails. A commonly used size is 1280 × 720 pixels. The minimum recommended width for video thumbnails is 640 pixels.
Upload your image to JustToolIt. If the image is 16:9 or close to 16:9, choose the option to resize it to 1280 × 720 and compress it.
Upload your image and choose one of the compression options. JustToolIt compresses the resulting JPG to target a file size under 2 MB.
Yes. If your image is 16:9 or close to 16:9, you can keep its original pixel dimensions and compress it instead of resizing it.
You can choose between cropping the image to 16:9 or fitting the entire image with padding.
Yes. JustToolIt accepts JPG, PNG and WEBP images. The processed thumbnail is provided as a JPG file.
No. You can upload your image, process it and download the result without creating an account.