Resize image to 1500×500 px
Make an X (Twitter) profile header — resize any JPG, PNG, or WebP to 1500×500 pixels entirely in your browser, with no upload and no watermark.
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Quick answer
To make an X (Twitter) profile header, resize your image to 1500×500 pixels. Open Resize Image with the 1500×500 preset, drop your JPG, PNG, or WebP, and download — everything happens on your device, not uploaded to our servers for processing.
- Convert HEIC if needed — iPhone photos are often HEIC. Use HEIC to JPG first.
- Resize to 1500×500 — open the tool with this size pre-filled and download the result.
- Compress if there's a size cap — some uploads also limit KB. Use Compress Image after resizing.
What to watch for at 1500×500
- Aspect ratio
- 3:1
- Pixels
- 0.75 MP
- At 300 DPI
- 5.0″ × 1.7″
- A 3:1 strip, and an unforgiving one — the profile picture sits over the lower-left corner and the display name sits below, so that corner is effectively unusable.
- The visible height shrinks on narrow screens while the width stays, meaning the top and bottom of your header are the first things to go.
- Put anything that must be readable in the right two-thirds, vertically centred.
Resize ImageCompress ImageHEIC to JPG
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Frequently asked questions
What size is a x / twitter header?
A x / twitter header is 1500×500 pixels (width × height). Resize your image to 1500×500 and export as JPG or PNG.
How do I resize an image to 1500×500 without uploading it?
Open Resize Image on TryQuickImg with the 1500×500 target pre-filled, drop your file, and download. It runs entirely in your browser — after the page loads you can even go offline.
Will resizing stretch my photo?
Only if the original has a different aspect ratio than 1500×500. For the cleanest result, start from an image close to that ratio or crop it first, then resize to 1500×500.