How to use Image Resizer for Windows
How to use Image Resizer for Windows.
After installing it, right-click on one or more selected picture files in File Explorer, then select Resize pictures.
Specify a size and any additional options, then click Resize.
Take Note:
If you select the "Resize the original pictures (don't create copies)" you will replace the original image ? this may not be a good idea, especially if you stuff it up. If you leave it unselected the program will create a copy of the image at the size requested and leave the original untouched.
will be enlarged.
If you select "Make pictures smaller but not larger" ? this will carry out the size change on pictures that are larger than the new size requested. If you leave it deselected, that means if the new size is larger than the original image it will become pixelated and possibly be very fuzzy as it
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