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How to resize images quickly using only your browser
Images must be 960 x 640 pixels in dimension to be used on GOV.UK.
If you require an image to go alongside your content on GOV.UK, it is your responsibility to supply an image that is the correct size and orientation.
No special design skills needed
You don't need graphic design skills or software to resize images to the required specificationsImages must be 960 x 640 pixels in dimension to be used on GOV.UK.
Crop images using Canva.com Photo Editor
Step 1
Open https://www.canva.com/photo-editor/
Click 'UPLOAD'
Upload the image you want to use for the story.
Step 2
Now select CROP from the top menu.
Step 3
Now you should see the Crop Tool options.
Change the two numbers above the image so they are "960" and then "640".
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Step 4
Now you have a selection box that is the right size for GOV.UK.
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(DO NOT click on the four dials at the edges of the box)
Step 5
Now click APPLY.
Great, you've now successfully cropped the image to GOV.UK dimensions!
Save the image
All you need to do now is click SAVE.
Ignore this marketing message and click on 'Download Your Photo By Itself'.
Success! You have now saved a copy of the cropped image to your desktop.
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Learn more
- More about creating images to GOV.UK standards
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General tips
- Naming image files
- give your image a descriptive file name (for example 'Female blowing nose with tissue during flu season'). Avoid meaningless file names like IMG00023.jpg.
- Borders
- avoid putting borders around images. The image should go right to the edge of the frame. Unless it is a campaign logo.
- Read the image copyright standards on when you should attribute your image
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