How to Resize Images in PowerPoint

You can resize your selected picture in any of the two ways mentioned below:

1. You can click and drag any of the corner white circle selection handles that show on the selected picture. To resize a picture proportionately, hold the Shift key while you drag one of the four corner handles.




2. Locate the Size group within the Picture Tools Format tab. Then, enter the required Height and Width.

Where is the Size group located?

What if I have imported an image and I want to make it bigger, but when I have enlarge the image it's somehow blurred. What should I do? What's the problem in the first place?

Is it okay to use Behind the text wrapping format for my image?

choiverano wrote:Is it okay to use Behind the text wrapping format for my image?

of course yes.

how can i resize a picture using powerpoint 2007

Can I have a default size everytime I'm resizing my picture?

choiverano wrote:Is it okay to use Behind the text wrapping format for my image?

Yes it is okay.

sudouser wrote:What if I have imported an image and I want to make it bigger, but when I have enlarge the image it's somehow blurred. What should I do? What's the problem in the first place?

I think the problem is the quality of your photo.

batman wrote:how can i resize a picture using powerpoint 2007

You can click and drag any of the corner white circle selection handles that show on the selected picture. To resize a picture proportionately, hold the Shift key while you drag one of the four corner handles. (credits admin) lol

jeng wrote:

sudouser wrote:What if I have imported an image and I want to make it bigger, but when I have enlarge the image it's somehow blurred. What should I do? What's the problem in the first place?

I think the problem is the quality of your photo.

Choose a photo that has high resolution

sheepissailing wrote:

jeng wrote:

sudouser wrote:What if I have imported an image and I want to make it bigger, but when I have enlarge the image it's somehow blurred. What should I do? What's the problem in the first place?

I think the problem is the quality of your photo.

Choose a photo that has high resolution

this is so informative. thank you so much