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[Savage308]

I want to post some pics but they are HUGE and I don't want to post big photos. Anyone have some suggestions on how to resize photos without losing quality?

Thanks in advance

[koalaKid]

i use flickr

[Savage308]

i have photobucket but can I resize photos on there?

[toysareforboys]

Download Gimp. Also great for smudging out plates: http://www.gimp.org/

-Jamie M.

[Xhumeka]

or if you're real lazy just use mspaint.

open in paint, press control-w, change the stretch for both horizontal and vertical from 100 to 40 percent, and then save.

go lower than 40 if it's still to big.

[R1Guy]

Yeah real easy... go to tinypic and cut and paste the IMG link into your thread.

http://tinypic.com/

[Flashmonkey]

Might be the twelve-year-old on the back of the bike...who eventually went topless

Fixed

Anyway, +1 on Gimp. It's free and fantastic!

[Kool]

Flickr

[WoBblyCaT]

http://www.picresize.com/

[R1Guy]

OMG, that guy doesn't have any gloves on.

Yeessss... thats it, no gloves.

[Aslan]

Picasa can do your photo management, rotations, red-eye removal and will upload to a google account in three clicks. It downsizes the uploads by default but you can also upload full-sized and then link in a smaller version from picasaweb which goes to the full-size.

Not much of an editor though, so Gimp is still a good download if you want to add information.

Sample:

[Splash]

if all you want to do is resize and you have Windows then look up Prish Resizer. It adds a "resize" option in your right click menu

[rfid]

Technically, you can't reduce pixel count (resolution) in an image without losing quality. It's lossy.

[chinto]

i have photobucket but can I resize photos on there?

if you are already using photobucket, you can just resize them there.