Adobe Express

  1. Open a web browser and go to Adobe Express to use the free image resizer.

  2. Click Upload your photo.
    Uploading a photo to Adobe Express.

  3. Click Upload Image.
    Clicking the Upload image button.

  4. Standard resize settings will show the most common sizes.
    Adjusting resize settings.

  5. Click the drop-down to select preset image dimensions to resize for social media or select custom to manually adjust the dimensions.
    Selecting preset images sizes.

  6. If you select custom, changing the width or height dimensions will automatically scale the image proportionally.
    Using a customize image size by selecting custom.

Photoshop

  1. Open Photoshop, click File, Open, and open the image you want to resize.

  2. Click Image and then Image Size.
    Selecting the image size properties from the Image menu in the toolbar.

  3. For pictures that will be printed: Set the width or height fields in inches to the appropriate dimensions (adjusting either the width or height will automatically maintain the current aspect ratio).

    For digital photos to be used on the web:
    Adjust the width and height fields in pixels.
    Adjusting the image size.

  4. Save your image by clicking File, Save a Copy.
    Saving a copy of the resized image.

Microsoft Paint

  1. Right-click the picture you want to resize, click Open With, and select Paint.
    Opening the Image with Paint.

  2. Click on the Resize Image icon in the editing menu.
    Resizing the image using the Image adjuster.

  3. If your image must be a specific pixel size, enter the maximum pixel size allowable in the vertical pixel dimension box (do not change the horizontal pixel amount as this will change automatically and scale proportionally to prevent ratio skewing).
    Entering custom image sizes.

  4. Click OK, then save your image either by clicking the Save icon to replace the original image or by clicking Save As under File to save it as a new image.


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