Make all images the same size on a Mac
I often run across the need to standardize the size of photos or images for a given project. In the past, I would go into an image editing software program to make all image sizes uniform. But if you have a Mac, there is a much easier way to do this:
- Place all relevant images into a new folder.
- Open that folder and select all of the images (command + A) and double click on one of the selected images.
- This will open Preview and all images will show along the right side of the application.
- Click on one of the images and do another select all (command + A)
- Under the Tools menu, click on Adjust Size.
- Here you can designate the width and height of each image. There are some standard options to choose from as well as the ability to determine your own size.
- You’re done. Now all images in that folder will be in the new customized size.
It may be a good idea to make a copy of the images folder before you make this change, just so you have the originals if you ever need them.
I need to give credit here to Josh Winkles for teaching me know how to do this.
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