I hear this question many times: "How do I resize my Avatar?". In this guide I will show you the 3 ways to resize an image.

Table of Contents:

Method 1:

Resizing with PicResize is what I find the easiest.

Step 1:

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Search "PicResize"

Step 2:

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Click "Drag or Drop files"

Step 3:

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Choose a file, then click "Continue to Edit Picture"

Step 4:

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Then click the, "Select a new size for your picture" box, and select, "Custom Size". Type, 300 in one box, and 300 in the next. Make sure you are using "Pixels". I prefer using "PNG". Then, click "I'm Done! Resize My Picture!"

Step 5:

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Then, you may look at your picture, by clicking, "View Image". Then, select "Save to Disk". Done! Keep it in a memorable place! Please Remember the name of the saved file. The the file will be named with "rsz" at the beginning.

(If your image was less than 300 pixels height of length, then you won't get to resize it)

Method 2:

Step 1:

Open, or Download "FireAlapaca".

Step 2:

Open your file. (If you don't know how, I will explain)

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Click "File" then "New". Then type size 300 and 300:

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You may also click "Edit" and "Image Size" you can resize an image you already have

Step 3:

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Draw your image. Make sure that when you save it (Ctrl + S) You save it as a PNG or JPG

Done!

Method 3:

Step 1:

Open MS Paint. Click "Resize" on the toolbar.

Step 2:

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Remember to UNCHECK "Maintain Aspect Ratio"

Then type, 300 300. Make sure it is on "Pixels".

Step 3:

Draw your image. Then look at your key board and click (Ctrl + S)

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Step 4:

Save. Done!

Alright, those are 3 ways to resize your image. I think the first works the best.

Other Ways:

www.online-image-editor.com

Perks:

Works on Mobile!

Many Different Nice options!

https://pixlr.com/

Perks:

It works (I guess)

(Provide Feedback in the comments!)

https://www.online-image-editor.com/

It's got a few other nice options too and works on mobile! :D

MoonHowlers/Orbit

I can add it if you want

And if you press "Constrain Proportions", you can keep the image to its original proportions so it doesn't look squished.

Likewise in Paint, if you press "Maintain aspect ratio", you can keep the image to its original proportions as well.