![]() That’ll jive much easier with today’s limited data plans! In this example, we went from 972 KB-almost a megabyte-to just 88 KB. If you are curious, you can select a photo and Click View > Properties and check out the difference in file size. When it’s all done, you can see the new folder it created under the Exports tab on the left, if you left the export folder as the default. ![]() It goes pretty fast, but you can watch the progress in the bottom right hand corner. Picasa will blast your resized photos into a new folder. We’ll cover this in another groovyTutorial.Ĭlick Export when you’re all finished. There’s no need to downgrade the photo quality, since you’re already resizing the photo. Image quality: Leave this at automatic.It’s decently high res, but still astronomically lower than what most digital cameras shoot in by default. Image size: Choose Resize to and drag the slider to one of the common settings.However, if you plan on calling it “ Resized,” as I intended to, you might want to spell it correctly. ![]()
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