How-To: resize images on your Mac using a service

11 Comments on How-To: resize images on your Mac using a service

1. FIRST

2. Haha pictures of your different socks. Great tutorial as always

3. Is this the process every time? Seems a bit extensive. Your way has more
   control for sure but I personally import screen shots to Photos export at
   full resolution but drop size to large, medium and so on. Less control but
   many less steps as well. I imagine for you it’s very simple as you’ve done
   it a thousand times but seems like a lot of steps for me to remember to
   give it a go. Great video as always!

   • +Amanda Woolsey hi Amanda! It’s a one step process once you setup the
     service. From there on out, just right click and select the resize service.

   • +9to5Mac Ah! Exactly why I asked! That makes all kinds of sense now 🙂
     thanks Jeff!

4. More of these :)

5. Thank you Jeff. I’ve been looking for this.

6. Wow … didn’t know this was built into Mac. Very useful — thank you!

7. Thanks for the helpful how-to, as I’ve needed this!

8. More automator stuff please! I’ve always wondered what you can do with
   automator! :D

9. Hey, I really found it useful. However, each time I got a bigger file size
   after resize(less pixels but larger file size). What’s the problem here?
   Isn’t that defeat the purpose?