Note the difference in file sizes between the old and new! Click Done once finished. DO NOT SAVE RESIZED PHOTOS TO THE FOLDER THEY CAME FROM OR THE FULL SIZE ORIGINAL WILL BE OVERWRITTEN! Once you have chosen an output folder, click Convert to begin processing this batch of images.Ĩ.) A window will open showing you the progress of the resizing. Set both X and Y DPI to 200.Click OK when done.ħ.) Next, check the box labeled Output Folder, and choose a folder for the newly resized photos to be saved to. When finished, click on the DPI tab.Ħ.) On the DPI tab, check the box Change DPI to reveal the options. Next change the Predefined Side to Long Side, and set it to 800 pixels, as shown below. Check the box Use Advanced Options… then click on the Advanced Options button.ĥ.) In the Advanced Options window, check the box labeled Resize to reveal the settings, then select Resize based on one side. Next we need to adjust a few settings to make sure the photos resize adequately. Select these files, then click Add.Ĥ.) The files you added should now show up in the Input List towards the right. Look for any files over ~850KB (.85MB), these are the ones we will want resized. Click the Size heading to sort the list by size. In the left pane navigate to the folder with your photos. Once downloaded, run the setup, leaving the default options as they are.ģ.) Once installed, open the program. Navigate to 1.) Locate the FastStone Photo Resizer, and click download.Ģ.) Any of the four package formats will work fine, though the first option is probably easier for most users. Resize all your scanned or digital images quickly with the FastStone Photo Resizer software! It’s easy to use, and FREE! Best of all, it quickly resizes multiple images at once so you can quickly add them to your Make It! Personal product designs! For best performance with Make It! Personal, it is highly recommended that photos loaded into case profiles be under 650KB (.65MB) in size.

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