How to resize photos on iPhone mass
To resize images, you can use photo resize services online. With Android and iOS devices, different photo editing applications are needed. However, if you only need to change the image size, you can use Siri Shortcuts application on iPhone.
Siri Shortcuts will install Resize Image shortcut to resize one or more photos at once in the photo album. This will greatly reduce the size of the image, increase the storage capacity on the iPhone. You only need to do it once and can change the size of a series of photos. The following article will show you how to resize photos on iPhone.
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Instructions for resizing multiple photos on iPhone
Step 1:
Users install Siri Shortcuts application according to the link below.
- Download Siri Shortcuts
Next go to the address below to install Resize Image .
https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/14bc1867cdad42ab97c95fdef00a0a48
Step 2:
In the first interface, click Select Get shortcut . Back to Library section on Siri Shortcuts application will see shortcut Resize Image. Click on the 3 dots icon to change the shortcut configuration
Step 3:
Switch to the configuration view to select Picture Select . If you want to adjust and select multiple photos at once, enable Select multiple items .
Step 4:
Continue dragging down the Resize section to have the Width and Height section . Click select and will display the activation menu, press Ask when running .
Next click on the installation icon in the top right corner. Here the user can change the shortcut name, shortcut icon if desired. Finally when setting up the shortcut for Resize Image press the Done button to save it.
Step 5:
To use Resize Image, you can run it right from the widget interface , or you can open Siri Shortcuts application. Press 2 and click OK to run Resize Image.
Step 6:
Now the user will be asked to select the image in the library. Select the images you want to resize and click Done above.
Step 7:
Display interface resizing image.Enter the image size in the Width and Height section. Press the Done button to apply. Click Save image below to proceed with resizing and saving photos.
Now the shortcut will ask if you want to delete the original original image, click OK. If you press Cancel, the original image will still be retained in the gallery.
The new image will be added to the photo album on the device and the old size photo will be deleted, if the user chooses not to keep the original image.
Reducing the image size on the iPhone will reduce the amount of storage images, partly increasing the capacity for the device. However, users should note, select images with the same size to reduce at the same time, avoid the case that some smaller images will be blurred when zoomed out.
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I wish you all success!
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