Photoshop Image Resize without Losing Quality

Learn how to resize your image in Photoshop CC 2017 without losing quality and print on a larger canvas or make it smaller to send it via email or post it on a website. Understand what is resolution, pixels and how re-sample works in Photoshop.
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[@rt-ks2bh]

Thank go we got someone like you who doesnt play stupid music in the background but talks about the issues we want to hear,,,excellent thankyou

[@hermanhartono1897]

this video explain about image resizing and what it do to the file size and pixel. But the title said resize without loosing quality. When you increase the size of the picture it will get a bit blurry so it kind of lose quality every inch you add to it.

[@ravinchhabra2564]

Very informative video; well explained and easy to understand. Keep doing tutorials bro.

[@cuisineandtalk1336]

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[@kenrussell1093]

Great video, easy to understand and apply, in a complete, step by step process that I can actually follow. You just became my default Photoshop instructor.

[@dvwLEARN]

Glad it helped!

[@sandrampillay2652]

This was very informative. Thank you for the presentation.

[@ellenerrey5861]

thank you so much, i have spent so much time on google and no one does it this good. I finally understand. Ellen

[@brianjhunter272]

A very simple description of what, for some, can be very confusing. Excellent tutorial.

[@Ccolagirl]

Can I use any vector illustration that I have and put it in Photoshop to resize it, or do I have to use an illustration that was created in Photoshop itself?

[@scarface1961]

I agree. This was a thorough explanation of what otherwise is confusing.

[@sallymcclatchey7881]

Great video..understandable!

[@RichardBirchett]

One word "Superb" about time somebody explained it so well, well done. I'm now subscribed.

[@malikamcreynolds]

Good video. Please post on how to retouch fine jewelry. Thanks.

[@debanshmisro6112]

Very nicely taught !

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Great video, clear and concise.

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[@gyrgrls]

LOL. That first picture isn't very sharp to begin with!

[@urbanbakes]

I've been looking for the best way to resize in photoshop. This is by far the best and only way that has worked for me. Thank you! Well taught!

[@christinedevos2156]

Many thanks for this video, so well explained. Question: when downsizing the image, a higher resolution is obtained. Is it necessary to bring the resolution down to 300 or can the high resolution be left?

[@AlfredoCappelli]

Now...that was a great instructional video. Thank you

[@sandrampillay2652]

Thank you for this tutorial. It was informative.

[@SilenceVoid]

You are a great teacher. They way you explain things make sense. I have a question. I have a VERY large image 2400px by 1350px, trying to size it down for a logo on a back of business card. The image size + resample trick doesn't maintain the quality. What am I missing?

[@ikedholakia9245]

A very good and interesting way of teaching. I loved it.

[@deniseduran-mcveigh7360]

So, when would it be beneficial to untick the Resample box?

[@dvwLEARN]

Whenever u want to change the dimension but dont want change any information (i.e. dont want photoshop to add/remove any pixels).
Whenever file size is not a problem. U r happy with current file size and u want to change dimensions.

[@paramjeetkaur5370]

I want to upload pictures online on print selling websites but the file size is larger than the maximum file size limit. Can I just resize the image to decrease the file size or I should scan again the picture at low power to get less file size without losing quality?

[@dvwLEARN]

There are 2 ways of reducing file size. 1- you can reduce width height in equal proportions
2- you can reduce resolution of the image (to acceptable level)
Or u can try a combination of both in image settings. Also save in smaller file formats like jpg instead of png.

[@paramjeetkaur5370]

dvwLEARN Thank you for telling. ☺

[@paradiseawaits821]

Thank you, this non-techie got it

[@bjax2085]

Excellent! Thanks!

[@mendocvetkovski9110]

Thanks

[@empyreal9625]

You're an amazing teacher!!!

[@dvwLEARN]

Thank you so much. 😀

[@avaunfiltered]

horrible

[@ingabulavkina3560]

Wonderful video!!! Thanks

[@dvwLEARN]

Thank you for your feedback. I will try to make the next one better.

[@sebemara4120]

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[@dvwLEARN]

Thank you

[@dfallahi]

Very concise and simple. So many tutorials about photoshops basic functions are made out to be confusing, when they shouldn’t be. Good job at laying a clear thought path.