What This Tool Does
This tool resizes images for Wix websites, including product listings, hero sections, galleries, and blog posts. Upload your image, select a Wix-optimized preset, and download the resized version.
Wix scales images responsively across devices, but starting with correctly sized originals ensures the sharpest display. Oversized images slow page load times, while undersized images appear blurry on high-resolution screens.
When to Use This Tool
- Adding product images to a Wix eCommerce store.
- Preparing hero or banner images for your Wix homepage.
- Resizing gallery images for a portfolio or showcase section.
- Formatting blog post feature images.
- Creating correctly sized images for Wix Stores product listings.
How to Use This Tool
- Upload your image to the tool.
- Select a Wix preset for your intended placement.
- Choose Fit or Fill mode to control cropping.
- Preview the result at the target dimensions.
- Download and upload to your Wix site.
Best Practices for Images
- Optimize image file sizes for faster page loading. Large, uncompressed images slow down Wix sites significantly.
- Use consistent aspect ratios for galleries and product grids to create a uniform appearance.
- Test how your images look on mobile, because Wix rearranges layouts responsively.
- For hero sections, keep important content centered since Wix crops edges on smaller screens.
- Use high-resolution images for retina displays but keep file sizes under 2 MB when possible.
- If you also sell through WordPress, WooCommerce product images depend on the sizes set in your theme instead.
Frequently Asked Questions
What image sizes does Wix recommend?
Full-width sections are commonly built from images at least 1920px wide, and smaller placements need proportionally smaller images. Check Wix's help for the element you are filling.
Does Wix compress uploaded images?
Wix applies automatic optimization. Starting with correctly sized, high-quality images keeps more detail.
Should I use JPEG or PNG for Wix?
Use JPEG for photographs and PNG for graphics with text or transparency. JPEG produces smaller file sizes for photos.
Is this tool free?
Yes, completely free with no signup required.