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How to resize an image in Photoshop (Image Size)

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): In Photoshop open Image › Image Size (Alt+Ctrl+I on Windows, Option+Cmd+I on Mac), keep the chain icon linked so width and height stay proportional, type the new width in pixels, make sure Resample is ticked and click OK. For quick batches without Photoshop, use the tool above.

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Step by step

  1. Open Image › Image Size.
  2. Keep the chain between Width and Height linked and set the unit to Pixels.
  3. Type the width, leave Resample on (Automatic) and click OK, then File › Export or Save As.

At a glance

SettingUseWhy
Chain linkedAlways for photosNo stretching
Resample onTo change pixel countOff only changes print size
Preserve Details 2.0When enlargingLess blur than default

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Related questions

What is the Image Size shortcut?

Alt+Ctrl+I on Windows and Option+Command+I on Mac.

How do I resize many images in Photoshop?

Use File › Scripts › Image Processor, or drop them all into the free tool above.

Why did the size in pixels not change?

Resample was unticked, so only the print resolution changed.

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Updated November 14, 2026.