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chynnahelen
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May 23, 2024
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How to Resize an Image without Losing Quality on Windows 11 PC

I often need to resize images for various purposes, such as uploading them to websites or sharing them on social media platforms. However, I've noticed that when I resize images using basic image edi...
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    johannaro
    May 23, 2024

    I know exactly what you mean—resizing images without ending up with a blurry mess can be tricky!

     

    Honestly, Any2Pic (https://www.uumeo.com/bulk-resize-images) is a solid choice here. It keeps everything looking sharp whether you’re making the image bigger or smaller. Perfect if you want quality without the headache, and totally worth it if you’re resizing a lot.

     

    See it can resize my pictures in bulk.

     

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SebastianAllen
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Sep 25, 2024
You can try Windows Paint, which is a basic tool that can resize images. If you only make minor adjustments, such as scaling within 50%, Paint won't make the image too blurry. Open the image, click "Resize", and select the percentage or pixels to adjust.
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AubreyJohnson
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Sep 25, 2024
SebastianAllen wrote:
You can try Windows Paint, which is a basic tool that can resize images. If you only make minor adjustments, such as scaling within 50%, Paint won't make the image too blurry. Open the image, click "Resize", and select the percentage or pixels to adjust.

Haha, Windows Paint is indeed a simple tool, and it's OK to resize pictures occasionally, especially those that don't require too much detail. When it comes to 50% zoom, it can indeed maintain some clarity. However, what if I want to enlarge the picture more than 50%? Do you think Paint can still handle it, or should I consider using another tool?

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