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How to resize pictures online?

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Quite a number of software programs let you resize your pictures easily. But you may not need such programs always since you don’t resize pictures often. In case you don’t want to / can’t install a software to do the job, there are quite a number of tools available on the internet that may come in handy. Here are some of them:

  • MyPictr – This is one of the coolest web 2.0 sites that lets you resize pictures online. Upload the picture, either specify the size or use the crop feature to crop parts of the image, and then download it right away. MyPictr also lets you get your images resized in a suitable size that can be used in social sites like MySpace, etc.
  • Resize2Mail – Upload pictures, and get them resized instantly. You can also rotate / flip images easily by specifying just the angle. If you want to crop your pictures, you can get them cropped at resize2mail.com/crop.php. You can also email the image to others quickly. Another similar site is ShrinkPictures
  • PicResize – PicResize has a simple and clear web page that lets you upload multiple pictures at once, and get them resized in a go. This picture resizing tool also allows you to add special effects like oil painting, grayscale, blur, etc. on the fly. Plus, you can save the resized files in JPG, GIF and PNG formats
  • Resizr – Resizr, in addition to picture resizing, lets you crop images online. It has an intuitive interface that lets you use your drag your mouse inside the image and crop it. You can save the image in multiple formats.

So, which is your favourite? Or do you still prefer to use your image editor for such jobs? Share your views in the comments.

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June 2nd, 2007 at 6:21 am

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  • http://www.pallab.net Pallab

    I prefer to use IrfanView. Its much faster as opening these websites and uploading the image itself would take couple of mintues.

  • http://www.shankarganesh.com/ Shankar Ganesh

    Pallab: Yes, but sometimes when you’re not on your computer, and just can’t install anything, these may come in handy.

  • http://www.sizlopedia.com Dj Flush

    I agree Shankar

    Very Useful stuff and nice list

  • http://www.shankarganesh.com/ Shankar Ganesh

    I’m glad you liked it, Dj :)

  • http://www.manast.com Manas

    I still use software on my computer to resize images. Because I can also optimize images for the web using the same software.

  • http://techie-buzz.com Techie Buzz

    I used to use Picture2Life but since I came across Faststone capture i don’t use it quite often and I have a portable version of it so can carry it on my usb drive too :-) .

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  • http://spotgeeek.com/geekbytes/ knight17

    I have to recommended some of this to my relatives who send me photographs often, the horrifying thing is that most will be 3 MB each :-Q

  • http://www.shankarganesh.com/ Shankar Ganesh

    It seems everybody prefers offline tools. Thanks for your comments, all.

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  • http://technixupdate.com abhishek bhatnagar

    well offline tools are much better when it comes even in a simple paint program.

  • http://www.benh.org/techblog benedict herold

    It would prefer to use Picnik I can do most of the image editing work online with Picnik.

  • http://www.shankarganesh.com/ Shankar Ganesh

    Benedict: Yeah, Picnik is a wonderful tool. Thanks for dropping by!