Question 1

How do I resize an image?

Accepted Answer

Shutterstock's free image resizer helps you resize JPG and PNG images in 3 easy steps. 1. Upload your image or drag and drop it into the step 1 field. 2. Select the image size you prefer. You can use the pre-set sizes or provide custom dimensions. 3. Download your resized image.

Question 2

What's a good size to resize my image?

Accepted Answer

We looked at the most popular image sizes on the web and came up with three sizes: Small, Medium, Large. - Small has the shortest download time. This size (500x325px) is suitable for digital use. - Medium is can be used for small prints. This size (1000x650px) is also convenient for digital use. - Large is good for large prints. This size (2000x1300px) can be also used on the web. You can also set your own custom size.

Question 3

What are the best image sizes for web?

Accepted Answer

There are no best image sizes for web. The image size will depend on your specific need and situation. If you use a content management system (CMS) like Wordpress or Shopify, you may go with the image size specifications of your website's theme. If you prepare images for social media, you may need to consult the platform's requirements for images. You can also check Shutterstock Editor - this free tool has a multitude of templates and pre-set sizes.

Question 4

How can I resize multiple images?

Accepted Answer

Shutterstock's image resizer does not currently allow to upload images in batches. Instead, you can resize images one by one. After you are done with one image, just click Remove image in Step 1 and upload a new image.

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Paso 1

Paso 2

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