Resize an image for Etsy big shop banner
Create an exact 1600x400px image using Etsy's current recommended big shop banner dimensions. Choose crop to fill, fit with padding, or stretch; the source and export stay in this browser tab.
How it works
Choose an image
Open a JPG, PNG, or WebP file from your device.
Fit the Etsy big shop banner canvas
Crop to fill without distortion, fit the full image with padding, or stretch it to exactly 1600x400px.
Verify and download
Confirm the 1600x400px output, choose JPG or PNG, and save the locally created file.
What stays private here
- The source image is decoded in this browser tab.
- Canvas creates the output file on this device.
- No source image or output image is sent to Peelaway.
- Nothing from this utility is added to your Peelaway account.
Questions about this tool
What size does this Etsy big shop banner preset create?
It creates an image that is exactly 1600 pixels wide and 400 pixels tall. Etsy's current recommended big shop banner dimensions. Platform guidance can change, so recheck it before a high-stakes campaign.
Will the result be exactly 1600x400 pixels?
Yes. Every fitting mode creates a 1600x400px canvas, and the result card shows the measured dimensions before download.
What is the difference between crop, fit, and stretch?
Crop fills the canvas without distortion and trims the long edges. Fit keeps the full image and adds padding. Stretch fills the canvas but can distort proportions.
Is the image uploaded for resizing?
No. The browser decodes, resizes, previews, and exports the image locally. The source and output images are not sent to Peelaway.
Does this guarantee Etsy will accept the image?
No. The tool verifies the selected pixel canvas and local file. Etsy can change its rules, crop thumbnails differently, warn about files above 1MB, and render transparent PNG areas as black. Recheck the current listing or shop settings before publishing.
Need to change what is in the image?
Test Peelaway's production workflow for supported object removal, background removal, and prompt-driven image changes.
Open the image editor