Pick your picture:

• First, you choose the picture you want to resize. It could be a photo, a drawing, or even a funny meme. Tell it how small you want it.
• Next, you tell the resizer how big or small you want the picture to be.
• You can usually choose the width and height in pixels, or just say “make it half the size” and it’ll figure it out.

Keeping things in proportion:

• The resizer is smart enough to know that if you just shrink the picture without thinking, it might look stretched or squished.
• So, it keeps the proportions the same, like keeping the length of your dog’s body in relation to its head.

Filling in the blanks:

• When the resizer shrinks the picture, there are empty spaces where the picture used to be.
• It uses clever math tricks (called interpolation) to fill in those spaces with colors that make sense, so the picture doesn’t look blurry or pixelated.

Making it smaller (optional):

• Sometimes, you might want the picture to be smaller in file size too, especially if it’s for the web.
• The image resizer can squeeze it down like a tiny sponge, making it faster to download without losing too much quality.

Your resized picture is ready!

• Now you have your perfectly sized picture, ready to be your phone wallpaper, sent to your friends, or whatever you want to do with it.

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