Did you know you could batch resize images in Photoshop? Resizing one image is pretty simple in Photoshop. You can just select the resize image option in the menu and type your resolution and the ...

While most image editing programs are happy to resize your photo for you in their respective print dialog boxes, knowing how to do it yourself gives you more control.

How to reduce your image size in Photoshop 1. Open the image resize box To resize an image, go to Image>Image Size or use the shortcut Ctrl+Alt+I to open the Image size dialogue.

And, as you learned in our previous article about how to resize digital images for printing, increasing image resolution results in a smaller print size.

Launch Photoshop CS6 and open the image to resize. Click the "Image" menu and choose "Image Size." Click the "Constrain Proportions" check box so a check appears. If this box is already checked ...

Every day I use a handy service created with Automator to resize images exported from 4K footage to a smaller size. It’s easy to resize images in an app like Preview or Pixelmator, but using a ...

How to Resize JPG Images. Slideshows, business documents and websites often contain high-quality compressed image files called JPGs. If you're using JPG images in your documents or on your ...

Learning how to resize an image in Photoshop is important, as resizing images is one of the core skills you need to get under your belt when you first start using the application.

Photoshop's solution is the Content-Aware Scale. This tool intelligently stretches (or squeezes) only the background while protecting your main subject.

Here's a straightforward tutorial on how to re-size multiple images simultaneously using Google Picasa, which is free and oh so easy to use.

How to reduce your image size in Photoshop 1. Open the image resize box To resize an image, go to Image>Image Size or use the shortcut Ctrl+Alt+I to open the Image size dialogue.