Resize Images Without Losing Quality | Gimp 2.10.20 Tutorial

This video will demonstrate how to rescale an image without losing quality in gimp. Using different interpolation methods randomly would not bring the best result. Therefore, applying right methods is important in order to get the best output. Please watch the video until the end if you are new in gimp, this video might help you to resize images in gimp properly.
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[@denisalco]

Exactly what I was looking for, great video!

[@LivingImage]

Thank you!

[@edwardfajardo697]

Thank you for making this video!

[@supersaiyaman11589]

a tip for you don't use music in your tutorials it only adds a detraction and makes people have to focus harder on what you are saying

[@LivingImage]

Thank you very much for your feedback. Will try to to avoid background music for the future tutorials.

[@TG47GRG]

6:50 for results (which option is best)

[@LivingImage]

Cubic interpolation method generally produce good result. However every method has different purposes.

[@chillegaming1837]

Thanks for saving time :)

[@LivingImage]

@@chillegaming1837 you are welcome

[@sheilal4351]

Excellent video!

[@LivingImage]

Thank you!

[@tauhid1st]

very useful video. helped me alot

[@LivingImage]

Glad it helped

[@Jack-fs2im]

thanx good

[@davidmills6203]

thanks for the advice. but i'm still having problems. i have images that are 5000px and insanely high resolution. i need to reduce them down to around 1500, but keep a really high resolution when zoomed in. any thoughts on this?

[@LivingImage]

1500 is a decent size for good quality image. Please make sure that you set image quality to 100 percent when you export the file. If your have a lot of details and text in the image than feel free to try different interpolations. Thanks

[@neshiah4747]

Well explained but the music is tool loud.

[@LivingImage]

Noted with thanks.

[@rkyielliwanag4675]

what if you need to use scale TOOL

[@bagmilk_]

i'm trying to resize a 508x553 image to 55x60 and it isn't working for me, is there something i may have done wrong about this or is it just not possible?

[@LivingImage]

Please disconnect the dimensions chain ( height and width). So that you can input your preferred dimensions. Thanks

[@apgeiger4143]

music is too loud and distracting. great info.

[@LivingImage]

Thank you for the feedback, will try to avoid background music.

[@statesman6379]

Was wondering how to scale up without losing quality. Images lose quality when scaled up more so than when scaled down.

[@LivingImage]

Thanks for your comments. It is expected to lose the quality up to a certain level when we want to scale up images, but increasing the image quality percentage can produce better result when you export the file. In this case file size might increase slightly.

[@atrociousgames9566]

@@LivingImage how do you increase the image quality?

[@LivingImage]

Thanks@@atrociousgames9566 . Please increase the percentage of image quality up to 100% when you save photos after editing. However, it is expected to lose the quality up to a certain level when we want to scale up images.

[@Tdoctortree]

So every time I add an image to gimp it ends up being roughly 290x180 pixels, every time. No matter what image. And I don’t know why that is happening or how to fix it. Is there anything you could tell me to help with that?

[@LivingImage]

It’s an unusual issue. Could you please reinstall the Gimp? Did you ever created any image with the given dimension?

[@Tdoctortree]

@@LivingImage I’ve uninstalled and reinstalled gimp 3 times. I don’t know what you mean by given dimension. But what I do know is I have taken images that are 1920x1080 and 1280x720 and they get shrunk to less then 300. And when I try to resize it, the image looks terrible and super blurry, for obvious reasons

[@Donncada1]

Very anoying loud music

[@LivingImage]

Thank you for your feedback. Yes, it happened unintentionally when I created video. But, now we more are careful using the background music. Thanks

[@christyhamm532]

music is way to loud! hard to follow you!

[@LivingImage]

Thank you very much for your feedback. Didn't really realize this issue when I made this tutorial. However, I don't use much background music anymore for the videos.

[@antmanart]

my dear bro, dont be offended but when needing info,
you giving me so much slow chit chat,
when its swift and a steady flow of keywords thats required. speed up cuz,
also, the numbers,
if i save a4, what is that in cm, inches, pixels? resolution?
for web, you need low res so other pc can load pages quicker.
for printing, you can go for higher res to produce crisp images.
sorry, but i when i printed out page a4 it gave me an image size of a credit card

[@LivingImage]

You need to change the resolution differently for printing. Thank you

[@hyfr5053]

music is a bit too loud to hear you

[@LivingImage]

Thank you very much for your feedback. We shall try to improve the quality in the future.

[@REplayer001]

why is this 10 minutes?

[@gowork2973]

You failed to tell us the actual pic size

[@LivingImage]

Thank you for your feedback. I tried to show the processing method. If you understand how to resize and if it works then I will call it success besides picture size.

[@gordangraham]

Cut the background music, it’s very distracting and makes it hard to understand you. Thanks

[@LivingImage]

Thank you very much for the feedback, it was one of the videos from the beginning where I mistakenly didn’t adjust the volume. Not using background music anymore. Thank you!

[@gordangraham]

@@LivingImage loved the video. A big thumbs up!