Can anyone help me resize a jpeg to upload

[Prosperity]

Hi all,

Trying to upload my logo to use on invoice software but it tells me the image size is too big. Choose a file smaller than 1mg. Currently its just over 2 and I dont want to lose the quality. Rather than bloat my laptop downloading free programmes that I will only use once is there a way to resize easily,
Thanks for any help

 

[arnydnxluk]

Give this a go: https://tinyjpg.com

 

[ryedale]

http://optimizilla.com/

 

[Prosperity]

@arnydnxluk Thanks very much, worked a treat

 

[Dan_HiHosting]

Ahh, already sorted!

I was going to say this one looks pretty feature rich compared to some (there are lots available):
http://resizeimage.net/

All the best,

Dan

 

[Prosperity]

Ahh, already sorted!

I was going to say this one looks pretty feature rich compared to some (there are lots available):
http://resizeimage.net/

All the best,

Dan

Cheers Dan.

I mither you enough so thought I'd ask the board ;-)

 

[tonymac84]

You can visit tinypng(dot)com for this. It supports compression of JPEG/JPG images as well. It doesn't cause any changes to the image quality. You can try it. There's no need to download any software for this.

Best regards.

Use that one often and would also recommend

 

[kulture]

My favorite is Easy Thumbnails, which can do individual images or a whole directory at once. It shows the before and after image too and lets you adjust the settings and shows the likely final size. I have been using it for years and have not compared it to any other as it just works fine for me.

 

[That Guy]

On my Mac I use JpegMini:

• http://www.jpegmini.com/

Apps available in in Apple App Store in 3 flavours JpegMini Lite, JpegMini and JpegMini Pro.

I use the middle one and works spot on

 

[profitxchange]

Have a look at GIMP it does a lot more if you need it.

 

[Karimbo]

I used to love how much fireworks could compress a file without any noticable loss in quality. Back in the 56k days fireworks was a godsend for a web designer.

 

[That Guy]

I used to love how much fireworks could compress a file without any noticable loss in quality. Back in the 56k days fireworks was a godsend for a web designer.

I still use Fireworks now, find it one of the easiest apps to use.

 

[qurttlfqrq]

There are so many websites to resize a picture online. Why don't you search with your keyword like "resize picture online".

 

[Alan]

If you want a more functional online service, similar to Gimp/PhotoShop but online in the cloud and free ( advert supported ) try pixlr.com