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Videoking28 Master Mongerer UID 288826 Digest Posts 0 Credits 6087 Posts 473 Karma 5966 Acceptance 2410 Reading Access 80 Registered 6-3-2023 Location San Jose, CA Status Offline

#1 Post at 23-8-2024 15:05  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Better method to convert/resize images - Use Photos App instead of Paint Better method to convert/resize photos - Use Photos App instead of Paint. I now use the Photos App (instead of Paint) to convert any image format to JPEG and resize them below the 500kb size limit.  The result is a much higher resolution image with a smaller file size. Windows 10: Photos app: Open the image, right-click, and select Resize. Then, choose a size option, like a preset size or custom dimensions. Finally, click Save resized copy and rename the image if desired. Windows 11: Photos app: Open the image in the Photos app, click the three dots in the top-right corner, and select Resize. A pop-up will appear with preset sizes to choose from. You can also right-click an image in File Explorer, select Photos from Open with, click the three dots, and select Resize. [ Last edited by  Videoking28 at 23-8-2024 15:10 ] Recent Ratings Susanlixxx   23-8-2024 20:09   Acceptance   +10

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#2 Post at 23-8-2024 15:24  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L If you have PowerToys installed then you can enable the "Image Resizer" module which will let you resize multiple files from File Explorer. Select the files, right-click, then select "Resize with Image Resizer" More info available here https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/powertoys/image-resizer Note if you're dealing with large PNG files, the resized files will still be too big. Convert them to JPG first by opening them in the Photos app and Ctrl+S (Save as...) to save them as JPG and now they're ready to be resized. [ Last edited by  sonorance at 23-8-2024 15:42 ]

sonorance Kinky King UID 304024 Digest Posts 0 Credits 1900 Posts 305 Karma 1832 Acceptance 1352 Reading Access 50 Registered 19-4-2024 Status Offline

#3 Post at 9-10-2024 04:02  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L ImageOptim is a free and open source MacOS tool for optimizing image file sizes. Note it cannot change the dimensions of the photos and it optimizes the files directly so depending on your quality settings, you may want to make copies first. https://imageoptim.com/mac https://formulae.brew.sh/cask/imageoptim There is also a web version they've kindly provided. https://imageoptim.com/online

Structure7608 Nookie Newbie UID 291872 Digest Posts 0 Credits 79 Posts 4 Karma 78 Acceptance 12 Reading Access 10 Registered 19-5-2023 Status Offline

#4 Post at 5-11-2024 14:15  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L the most simple program i know is Windows image resizer. it adds a context menu item so you just right click and click on resize image. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/powertoys/image-resizer

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