Resizing images is a common task in photo editing, but it can be frustrating when the resized image looks blurry or pixelated. This is because resizing an image involves changing the number of pixels in the image, and if this is not done carefully, it can result in a loss of quality.
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In this article, we will show you how to resize in Procreate without losing quality. We will cover two methods: the “Scale” method and the “Bicubic” method.
The “Scale” Method
The “Scale” method is the simplest way to resize an image in Procreate. It is also the fastest method, but it can result in a loss of quality if the image is resized too much.
To use the “Scale” method, simply select the image you want to resize and tap on the “Transform” tool. Then, tap on the “Scale” button.
A bounding box will appear around the image. You can drag the handles of the bounding box to change the size of the image.
Once you are satisfied with the size of the image, tap on the “Apply” button.
The “Bicubic” Method
The “Bicubic” method is a more advanced method of resizing an image than the “Scale” method. It is slower than the “Scale” method, but it produces better results.
To use the “Bicubic” method, select the image you want to resize and tap on the “Transform” tool. Then, tap on the “Scale” button.
A bounding box will appear around the image. Tap on the “Filter” button and select “Bicubic.”
Then, drag the handles of the bounding box to change the size of the image.
Once you are satisfied with the size of the image, tap on the “Apply” button.
Which Method Should You Use?
The “Scale” method is the best choice if you need to resize an image quickly and don’t mind if there is a slight loss of quality. The “Bicubic” method is the best choice if you need to resize an image to a large size or if you want to preserve the quality of the image.
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How To Resize In Procreate Without Losing Quality
Here are some additional tips for resizing images in Procreate without losing quality:
- Start with a high-quality image. The higher the quality of the original image, the better the quality of the resized image will be.
- Don’t resize the image too much. The more you resize an image, the more likely it is that you will lose quality.
- Use a sharpening filter to improve the quality of the resized image. There are a number of sharpening filters available in Procreate.
- Save the resized image in a high-quality format. The best format for saving resized images is PNG or TIFF.
By following these tips, you can resize images in Procreate without losing quality.
