When you take a picture with an iPhone or iPad, the device saves it as a certain size, including aspect ratio and resolution. Unfortunately, this doesn't always align with your goals. Whether posting ...

When you place an image in GIMP it may be bigger or smaller than you want so you will have to resize it to make it the size that you want. There are two ways to resize an image in GIMP and they are ...

Resizing images can make them look stretched and unrealistic. You may want to make an image’s background fit a larger or smaller area. This resizing can make the subject of the image look stretched or ...

Images can be used for creating engaging visuals when marketing a product or even to share pictures with family and friends. If you’re working with multiple images at the same time, then size can ...

There are thousands of places where you can use an image. There are many places, whether a new avatar or emote on Discord or a new profile picture on Twitter, where the images have to be a specific ...

The latest and greatest digital cameras do everything from sensing and eliminating red eyes to creating a panorama look, but they can't always anticipate the size of the images you'll need from the ...

One of the things they never tell you in school is that no matter what career you choose, you only spend about 20 percent of your time doing the really fun stuff. When I wear my writing hat, for ...

As the quality of digital cameras goes up, so does the volume of pixels they can capture. These days, shooting in your camera’s highest quality mode can yield an image bigger than your printer can ...

Sometimes, using percentages instead of pixels as the unit of measure when resizing images in Photoshop is easier to understand and much more efficient. The Image Size dialog box in Photoshop enables ...

For better or worse, there will come a time when you need to print a small image. Whether you snatched it from the Web—say, a book or DVD cover from Amazon or a head shot of your organization’s next ...

When it comes to knowing how to resize an image with GIMP, a basic resize is an easy process, as you'd hope. Open up your image in GIMP, click on "Image" along the top menu, then select "Scale Image" ...