PictureResize

📝 Description

Resize images with professional quality! PictureResize scales screenshots, photos, and graphics to the dimensions you want - perfect for documentation, web uploads, and presentations!

With different scaling modes (stretch, fit, crop), quality settings, and interpolation algorithms, you get optimal results for every use case - directly and without external software!

🚀 Why This Tool Stands Out

• 📐Flexible Scaling to any size
• ✨High Quality through interpolation
• 🎯Multiple Modes (stretch/crop)
• ⚡Batch Processing possible

📊 JSON Parameters

• inputPath REQUIRED (String)Path to the input image to be scaled.
• outputPath OPTIONAL (String)Path for the output image. If omitted, the original is overwritten.
• width REQUIRED (Integer)The desired width in pixels. Use 0 for automatic calculation based on the height.
• height REQUIRED (Integer)The desired height in pixels. Use 0 for automatic calculation based on the width.
• mode OPTIONAL (String)Scaling mode: "stretch" (stretching), "fit" (fit with empty space), "fill" (fit with cropping), "crop" (cropping). Default: "fit"
• quality OPTIONAL (Integer)Image quality for compressed formats (1-100). Default: 90
• maintainAspectRatio OPTIONAL (Boolean)Preserve aspect ratio. Default: true

💡 Example Call

{
  "tool": "PictureResize",
  "params": {
    "inputPath": "C:\\Images\\screenshot.png",
    "outputPath": "C:\\Images\\screenshot_thumb.jpg",
    "width": 300,
    "height": 200,
    "mode": "fit",
    "quality": 85
  }
}

💻 Example Usage

🔄 Return Values

The tool returns an object with the following properties:

• success (Boolean)
  True if the scaling was successful
• outputPath (String)
  Path to the scaled image
• originalWidth (Integer)
  Original width in pixels
• originalHeight (Integer)
  Original height in pixels
• newWidth (Integer)
  New width in pixels
• newHeight (Integer)
  New height in pixels
• format (String)
  Image format of the output image
• error (String, optional)
  Error message if the scaling failed

🔗 Related Tools

• PictureConvertConvert images
• ScreenshotTake screenshots
• GetClipboardRead the clipboard
• SetClipboardSet the clipboard