I've been meaning to make a video using one of those programs that allows you to video your computer screen so the viewer can see exactly what you're doing in real time.
Thanks to Screencast-o-matic, I finally did just that - and from the comfort of my own bed, I might add! (I was forced to do this while everyone was asleep this morning - only way to guarantee some quiet! Luckily, Spouse wasn't snoring.) 😉
So with no further ado....
How to Resize Photos in PicMonkey
You can watch this video full screen here.
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Reducing a picture's size is never a problem in terms of maintaining quality, but trying to enlarge a small photo is another story entirely. You can bump it up a tiny bit, but very quickly the picture becomes pixelated and loses detail faster than you can squeal, "Cheese"! I strongly recommend adjusting your camera setting's file size default to at least the "middle" option (different cameras have different settings). In other words, never choose the smallest size option(s).
I hope this video showed you how quick and easy it is to resize any photo using the oh-so-fabulously-FREE PicMonkey site!
Thanks for stopping and have a blessed day!
Deborah
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