You can resize a group of images by specifying their dimensions
in pixels, specifying a percentage of their original size, or by
constraining them to a physical print size. The Batch Resize Images
tool guides you through the process.
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Percentage of original
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Percentage
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Specifies how to resize the images.
Enter a percentage less than 100 to
reduce the images, and greater than 100 to enlarge them.
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Apply to
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Specifies whether the resize is applied to
the height, width, or both.
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Size in pixels
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Width
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Specifies the new width for the images in
pixels.
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Height
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Specifies the new height for the images in
pixels.
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Resize
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Specifies how to scale the images. Select one
of the following options:
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Enlarge
only: Resizes only those images that are smaller than the
specified height and width.
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Reduce
only: Resizes only those images that are larger than the
specified height and width.
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Enlarge
and reduce: Resizes all images to the specified height and
width.
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Preserve original aspect ratio
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Retains the width-to-height ratio of the
original images.
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Fit within
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Specifies whether
the aspect ratio is maintained based on the specified width.
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Actual/Print size
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Units
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Specifies the units of measurement.
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Width
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Specifies the new width for the images.
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Height
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Specifies the new height for the images.
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Resolution
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Specifies the print resolution for the
images.
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Preserve original aspect ratio
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Retains the width-to-height ratio of the
original images.
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Fit within
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Specifies whether the aspect ratio is
maintained based on the specified width. For more information about
how the different combinations affect the images, see Pixel resize
options and resulting action.
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