Create sharp 132x170 portrait images for profile cards, ID-style thumbnails, and vertical UI panels with precise resizing.
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Supports JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP formats
Set exact dimensions, keep proportions, and export clean files without guesswork.
132x170 frames faces well while keeping files compact for UI cards. This ratio works for staff lists, profile tiles, and ID thumbnails without wasting space.
Great for member badges, staff directories, and access cards where portraits need consistent height and width. It keeps badge layouts aligned.
Sized for vertical cards and lists where portraits sit above names, roles, or action buttons. It helps keep text blocks aligned under each photo.
Keep top margin and chin spacing consistent so portrait grids look neat across a directory. Consistency keeps directories easy to scan and professional.
Crop or fit portraits to keep backgrounds tidy and avoid distractions in small card layouts. A clean background improves recognition in small cards.
Get precise 132x170 output for screen-based ID systems or profile cards without guessing dimensions. Exact sizing avoids stretching in templates.
Upload a portrait, set 132x170 pixels, and export a clean vertical thumbnail.
Upload the image and check framing so the face stays centered with enough headroom at 132x170. Keep eyes near the upper third.
Enter 132 by 170, lock the ratio, and crop or fit to keep shoulders visible. Avoid cutting the chin or top of the head.
Export the resized portrait for profiles, ID cards, or directory tiles without extra edits. Files are ready for staff lists.
Resize portraits to 132x170 for profile cards and vertical UI tiles. Local processing keeps faces sharp and backgrounds clean for staff lists.
Resize to 132x170Quick answers to common questions about resizing images online.
132x170 is a portrait ratio often used for profile cards, member directories, and ID-style thumbnails. It provides enough height for facial framing while staying compact in vertical lists and UI panels without crowding columns.
It works well for digital IDs and internal badges. If you need official ID photos, always check the exact size requirements for your region and adjust the pixels accordingly. Confirm DPI, background, and crop rules.
Use a tight crop around the head and shoulders, keep the eyes near the upper third, and leave consistent headroom so portrait grids look uniform. Align eyes across the set to keep rows even. Avoid busy backgrounds so faces stand out.
JPEG is fine for photos with smooth gradients. PNG works when you need transparency or crisp edges around cutouts. WebP can be smaller while preserving quality. JPEG is best for photos, PNG for cutouts and text.
Downscaling typically keeps portraits sharp if the source is high resolution. Upscaling from a small image can soften details, so start with a larger photo when possible. Use a larger source to avoid soft edges.
Crop for a stronger face focus and consistent framing. Fit only when you must keep the full scene, but avoid empty margins that make the subject look small. Cropping keeps portraits consistent in directories.
For high-DPI displays, start with a larger source such as 264x340 and downscale to 132x170 to keep facial details crisp. High-DPI exports keep portraits sharp on mobile. This also helps when cards are zoomed in the UI.
Most 132x170 portraits remain lightweight, often under 50KB depending on format and compression. Clean backgrounds help keep file sizes small. Flat backgrounds and WebP can reduce size further, especially with soft lighting.
Yes. You can resize and download images for free, with no signup required. Processing happens locally in your browser, so there are no usage caps or hidden fees.
No. All resizing and compression run in your browser. Files never leave your device and are not stored on our servers, keeping your images private.
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