How to resize images without distorting them?

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Want to resize your photos without them looking stretched? Check out these tips for resizing images without causing distortion!
Can't resize your images without them getting stretched and distorted?

Then this post is for you!

I’ve put together some simple ways to change the dimensions of images – or even crop them. To make it even easier, I’ve included some videos with instructions.

The good news is that you don't need to have an image editing macedonia number dataset installed on your computer or smartphone to do this type of work.

Let's go?!

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Index

How to resize images on computer?
macOS
Windows
How to resize images in Photoshop?
How to crop images in Photoshop?
How to resize images on mobile or tablet?
Android
iOS
Online tools for resizing images
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How to resize images on computer?
Both Windows and Mac come with a simple image viewing and editing option – and in both cases you can make changes to measurements.

Also, if you use Photoshop, there are different ways to do this size change.

But let's take it one step at a time:

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macOS

Video: How to Resize an Image on Mac
The process for resizing images on Mac is very simple. First, just double-click on the photo so that it can be viewed in the Preview application , on macOS itself.

Then go toTools, click onAdjust Sizeand then make the changes you want!

But to prevent the image from becoming “stretched”, it is important that the padlock that appears between the width and height (see the video above, at 1:02) is activated. This way, the resizing will be proportional.

Windows

Video: How to Resize Images in Windows
The tip for Windows is to use the Photos application (which is usually already installed on the system). Then, right-click on the image you want to edit and thenOpen with, selectPhotos.

On the top right side of the screen, click on the three dots icon (…), and then in the optionResize. The tool will suggest some options, but you can click onDefine custom dimensionsand edit the image as you prefer.

And for the image to be resized proportionally, the optionMaintain aspect ratiomust be selected.