Understand when to change dimensions and when to remove part of an image.
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What to know first
Understand when to change dimensions and when to remove part of an image.
Start by deciding where the finished image will be used. A website, social post, document and archive can require different dimensions, formats and quality settings. Keep the original image so you can make another version without accumulating unnecessary quality loss.
Step-by-step workflow
- 01Keep the original file
Work on a copy so you can return to the full-quality source if the result is not suitable.
- 02Open the matching AllEdit tool
Use Resize Images and choose the image you want to edit. Normal editing stays in your browser.
- 03Adjust the relevant settings
Use the preview to check dimensions, framing, readability, privacy and file size before export.
- 04Export and verify
Open the saved file at the size where it will actually be used and confirm that the format and quality are correct.
Checks before export
- ✓The subject and important text are fully visible.
- ✓The pixel dimensions and aspect ratio match the destination.
- ✓The selected format supports any required transparency.
- ✓Personal information, faces and metadata are handled appropriately.
- ✓The exported file opens correctly and meets the upload size limit.
Very large images and 4K canvases can use substantial memory. Close unused tabs or process fewer images at once if the browser becomes slow.
Frequently asked question
Is the image uploaded while I edit it?
Normal editing tools process the selected image locally in your browser. The Share Images feature is the explicit exception and uploads only the image you choose to share.
Put the steps in this guide into practice with AllEdit.