How Do I Resize Pics?

[siamkiwi]

I want to add pics to a post but can't work out how to resize them.

Help anybody?

[Who, me ?]

you can use ACDS .

Open the picture

Click full viewer

On the left tool bar, almost in the middle of it, you will find a little flower, and when you click on it it will show resize. Select %, adjust, and then click estimate the new size. If OK click done, and save... That's it

[metisdead]

I use paint.NET its a free download program.

[IanForbes]

I'm probably not the one to ask on this site because I always post pictures that I have on two other forums. I resize all my photos for the internet using Adobe Photoshop. The photos in my gallery are all the same size... approximately 7 inches wide at 100 dpi, and about midway of the scale of 1 to 10. That makes a reasonable size for all computer screens and you don't have to click on the photo to enlarge it.

[siamkiwi]

I use paint.NET its a free download program.

Thanks, Ill check it out

[siamkiwi]

you can use ACDS .

Open the picture

Click full viewer

On the left tool bar, almost in the middle of it, you will find a little flower, and when you click on it it will show resize. Select %, adjust, and then click estimate the new size. If OK click done, and save... That's it

Cheers

[toptuan]

There's also a an online service that does it for free....very easy and convenient. You upload the photo, they resize it, and then they download it to you. All in a couple seconds. http://www.shrinkpictures.com/

[Tywais]

You can also use Picasa (Google) or FastStone Image Viewer, both free and can resize individual photos or batch resize.

[sceadugenga]

There's also a an online service that does it for free....very easy and convenient. You upload the photo, they resize it, and then they download it to you. All in a couple seconds. http://www.shrinkpictures.com/

I use this, great for emailing photos as well.

[track61]

I hate to plug MS, but there is a program called Microsoft PowerToys for Windows that includes an image re-sizer and it is by far the best one I have found. Just right click on the photo and a window pops up and you have 5 or 6 choices of sizes. It even renames the re-sized pix and doesn't change the original. There are a couple more useful little programs in there as well. You can find the Power Toys at the MS download center.