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I could also use the Transform to resize the image which also, would not in my expectation, change the canvas size. My expectation and previous experience is that I can go to Image >canvas size and change the canvas size and this does not affect the image size. My expectation and previous experience is that I can change the Image size by going to Image > image size and this change does not affect the canvas size.

There is the canvas the image is sitting on In this case, my digging is done dug a giant hole and I am exhausted and found nuthin'.Ģ. That is, I feel that I understand what is going on most of the time and when flummoxed have studied adobe literature or read hundreds of posts here and elsewhere to gain additional knowledge which many times resolves the issue.

However through much trial and error I have in my experience over the years, achieved some comfortability with the image size dialog box as well as the canvas size dialog box. I am not a ps expert but woefully self taught. I share my exact image dimensions and talk you through finding the right balance between image quality and file size in this Preparing your images for web post production class.I am having what appears to be this same issue. Resolution: DPI and PPI do not influence the web display of an image, they are only relevant when printing images.Ĭolour profile: I recommend sticking to the sRGB colour space for using images online. Adding images that are too large may negatively impact the load speed of your website. This will guide you in sizing your image. If the image is to be viewed on retina display, it should be resized to twice the size of the container. Keep in mind where the image will be used and what size container it will be placed in. This format can be converted by using a website plugin or content delivery network from the JPEG images you upload.įile size: The recommended image size for web use is between 10 pixels (on the longest edge) while the recommended file size is no more than 500KB. Below are the key points you need to consider when it comes to reducing the file size of an image:įile format: Most websites and social media platforms accept JPEG, PNG or GIF files, though I tend to stick to JPEG. Regardless of what software you’re using to resize your images, there are a few key things you’ll need to adjust to change the image and file size.