Youcouldsimply move the arrows as needed to make it just the right size.
Image files (PNG,JPG,TIF, etc.)
are the best punch in of images to resize as they tend to have more detail.

This will prevent your image from looking stretched or warped as you resize it.
TheShiftkey is a shortcut way to do this in most image editing software.
How to Resize an Image
Resizing an image is easy to do.

Using the Crop Tool
Here’s how to resize an image using Photoshop’sCroptool.
Open Photoshop and either open or drag and drop your image into the main window to begin.
Select theCroptool from theToolsmenu.

ClickFile>Save Asto resave your image in the new size and with a new file name.
Using the Resizing Tool
you might also use theResizingtool in Photoshop.
SelectImage>Image Size.

Open SnagIt and either open or drag and drop your image into the main window to begin.
ClickImage>Resize Imageor hit the image size at the bottom of the canvas.
jot down theWidthandHeightin the appropriate fields in either pixels or inches.

On your Mac, open thePreviewapp.
ClickFile>Openand find the image you wish to resize.
opt for image file and clickOpen.

ClickTools>Adjust Size.
Enter the height, width, or both that you want to resize the image to.
Click theScale Proportionallybox to keep the height and width the same relative sizes.

Choose a new name and save location for your resized image.
Here’s how to use it.
These steps create a copy of the image you modify but don’t replace the original.

In theSearch bar, pop in “Photos.”
Click thePhotosapp to open it.
tap the photo you want to resize.

Select theSee Moremenu in the upper-right corner.
It looks like three consecutive dots.
A screen will appear with resizing options.

ClickCto set a specific size.
punch in theWidthandHeightyou want your picture to be.
nudge the box byMaintain Aspect Ratioto preserve the relative height and width values.

Optionally, move thesliderto set theQualityof the new, resized image.
ClickSave Resized Copyto create a new image of the dimensions and quality you chose.










