Adjust Size of Image on MacOS
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Adjust Size of Image on MacOS
Resize Images with Ease on MacOS
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You can adjust image sizes using our browser-based tool. Upload your image file, choose the desired dimensions, and download the resized image.
The tool supports JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WEBP formats. Simply upload your image and start adjusting its size without any hassle.
No, the tool processes one image at a time. You'll need to resize and download each image separately before moving to the next.
No installation is needed. You can adjust image sizes directly in your browser, whether you're using Chrome, Firefox, or Safari.
Simply drag and drop your image file into the tool's interface, or use the file browser to select your image from your Mac.
There's a limit of 100 MB per image file. Ensure your file size is within this limit to avoid upload issues.
Yes, the basic features of the tool are free. However, downloading the resized image may require login.
No, currently the tool is available for desktop use only. Use a desktop or laptop browser to access the service.
After resizing, click the download button to save your adjusted image to your computer. Ensure you're logged in for full access.
No, batch resizing is not supported. Process one image at a time for resizing.
While resizing can alter dimensions, the tool maintains as much quality as possible during the process.
Creating an account is not necessary for basic use, but logging in allows you to download your resized image.
Yes, you can manually enter desired dimensions to resize your image to specific measurements.
Yes, after resizing an image, you can use annotation tools for further edits.
No, the tool does not keep a history of resized images. Download your files immediately after editing.