You can choose to make your adjustments here if you find it more convenient. (Screenshot taken in Photopea on Chrome)įrom here you’ll get another option to change the size and quality. JPG will give you a smaller file size, while PNG will give you lossless compression. From the drop-down menu, select Export as, and then whichever file type you’re using, likely JPG or PNG. Navigate to the File button on the top left. Making it lower will leave you with smaller file size, but try not to lower it beyond the standard 72 for screen or 300 for printed work. This number indicates the picture quality. The “Image Size” menu also brings up an option to change DPI - meaning “Dots Per Inch”. Keep in mind that while making your image a smaller size won’t make it appear to be lower quality, it’s not possible to enlarge an image without losing quality. Once you’ve adjusted the dimensions to the desired size, hit OK. Unselecting it again will let you change height and width separately. If you are not certain of the dimensions you want, be sure to select the chain link button to automatically maintain the proportion or aspect ratio. Photopea will give you the option to edit dimensions in pixels, percent, millimeters, or inches. Or, simultaneously hold down CTRL, ALT, and I – Photopea supports keyboard shortcuts.

Select it and a drop-down menu will appear, from the menu select Image Size. With your image open in Photopea, find the Image button on the top left. Find your image on your computer then click open. Open your file by selecting Open from Computer.

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