Ribbet Studio - Resize multiple photos in one session
In Ribbet Studio Editor, you can resize one photo or all the photos you've added at once.
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Before you start
- Log in to your account at Ribbet.com and open Studio Editor.
- You can work with up to 100 photos in one session but if this is your first time, we recommend going with a much smaller batch
- Photos are edited at full resolution, and you choose the export quality when you download them.
Steps
1. Select the photos to resize
Make sure to select the photos you want to resize first. To select every photo, click the select all (hand) icon at the top of the project panel. You'll notice that selected photos are outlined in blue.
To select only some photos, drag a box around them on the canvas, or hold Cmd (Mac) or Ctrl (Windows) and click each one.
2. Open the Resize panel
In the left menu, click Tools, then click Resize. The panel shows Resolution (PX), the width and height with a link icon between them, and the Aspect Ratio.
When your photos have different sizes, the fields show "various". However, you can see each photo's label above it shows its current size in pixels.
3. Set a new width or height
Type a new value in the width or height field. With the link icon on, the other value follows, so each photo keeps its shape. Every selected photo is resized at once, whatever its starting size.
In the example, the photos are all square, so typing 2500 for the width makes every photo 2500 × 2500 px.
4. Resize only some photos (optional)
Select just the photos you want to change, then type a new size. In this example, the first row is set to 1800 px, while the second row is increased to 3000 pixels.
5. Export or save your work
To download your photos, select which photos you want, and click Export in the top bar. In the Export Project window choose the format, quality, then click Export Selected. Your photos are edited at full resolution, so the quality setting decides how much the downloads are compressed. If you want to to keep working on the same project later, you can also back it up to your Ribbet account clicking Save
Tips
- You're always editing what's selected. Check which photos are outlined in blue, or the number on the Export button, before you type a new size.
- Want every photo exactly the same size? Crop them to the same shape first (for example, a square), then resize. Otherwise only the width or the height will match.
- Keep the link icon (found between the width and height input fields) on to keep each photo's shape. Turn it off only if you want to stretch photos or break the ratio of the photo's dimensions.
- Changed your mind? Use the Undo and Redo buttons (the arrow icons at the top right).
Troubleshooting
| Problem | Solution |
|---|---|
| Only some photos changed size | Only selected photos are resized. Click the select-all (hand) icon, then set the size again. |
| Width and height show "various" | Your selected photos have different sizes. Type a new width or height to set it for all of them. |
| Photos have the same width but different heights | They have different shapes. Crop them to the same shape first, then resize. |
| Photos look stretched | Width and height were unlinked. Click Undo, turn the link icon back on, then change one value. |