How to Resize Photos in Photoshop

This guide explains how to resize Photos in Photoshop, with clear steps, practical tips, and important checks before you begin.

Resizing images may degrade the quality of the original image. If you reduce the image will help reduce the size of the image down, while increasing the image size will make the image blurry and blurry. Therefore, you should set the parameters of the image at a moderate rate to create the best quality photos. Let's proceed

Step 1: Open the image you need to resize. Then go to Menu Image => Image Size. or press the key combination Alt + Ctrl + I.

Step 2: After opening Image Size , a new dialog box will appear. Please adjust the parameters accordingly.

Item Pixel Dimensions: Display image size next to.

Width: Adjust the length of the image

Height: Adjust the height of the image

Item Document Size: Adjust the overall size of the image. In addition to the Width option, Height also has a Resolution option. When adjusting the parameters in the Document Size section can make indirect changes to Pixel Dimesions and vice versa.

- Scale Styles : This option to scale the image.

- Constrain Proportions : Help you lock the horizontal and vertical ratio of photos. This helps prevent your photos from being distorted by improperly scaling. If you do not like the ratio of images available, you can turn this option off

- Resample Image : Can customize the quality of the image after resizing the image. When this option is enabled, we will only change the image size in the Document Size because this option affects all pixels in a given image.

Step 3: After customizing the parameters, click the OK button and enjoy the results.

Image before resizing with vertical, horizontal is 500x632 pixels, 925 Kb image size.

Image after adjustment with horizontal, vertical 300x379 pixels with image size 333.1 Kb

With resized photos in Photoshop, you can compress the size by shrinking the image resolution to make it easy to share with friends or use as Facebook avatar. However, if we want to enlarge images from small images, those enlarged images will be cracked or blurred, so this feature is only suitable when zoomed out. I wish you success and have the desired photos that fit your intended use!