Resize Multiple Pictures in Word (2 MINUTES | 2020)
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Resize multiple pictures in Word? That's easy! In this tutorial I will show you how to make all pictures the same size in Word. For that we first have to select all pictures that should be resized and then we can either set the height for all the pictures or the width. When we set the height, the width will be calculated automatically to keep the correct the aspect ratio of the image. Of course we could also set the height AND the width but then the images might get distorted - so, your choice!
This tutorial for #resize multiple #pictures in Word should work for Word 2007, Word 2010, Word 2013, Word 2016, Word 2019 and also Office 365. This also works with Microsoft Office on a Mac and also with open source software such as OpenOffice or Libre Office.
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NEW VIDEO with FULLY AUTOMATED MACRO: ruclips.net/video/Tf4mZTr2q04/видео.html
Hey everyone, I listened to your feedback and created a new video for you which now also shows how to resize all images fully automated with a macro. Make sure to check it out and please leave a thumbs up on the new video if it is helpful ❤😊
This video instructs you to change layout type for each photo individually and then change the size, rather than to resize all images at once.
Hi Virginia, actually I'm showing in this video how to resize multiple pictures (as the title says). You don't have to resize each picture separately but you'll have to adjust the layout setting separately. This is the most comfortable way I know. If you need a more comfortable way, than you'd have to write a macro (although the writing of the macro might not be comfortable). 😊
Hi Virginia, I know this is a bit late but it might still be relevant for you. I created a new video with a fully automated macro approach: ruclips.net/video/Tf4mZTr2q04/видео.html This let's you handle all images at once without the need to change any text wrapping settings.
Thank you! I just wish the Office 365 Word did this, too. Have a great day.
You are welcome, Peter 💗😊
thank you for this! you're a life saver!
You're welcome, Trevor 😊❤
Legende
❤️😊make sure to check out my newer video in which I show an even more automated approach: ruclips.net/video/Tf4mZTr2q04/видео.html
its help me, thank you
You're welcome :)
Unfortunately this doesn't work with more than 70 images as the picture tools area described disappears once all have been selected.
Hey Sarah, yeah, I didn't really check how many images can be resized at once but it makes sense to me that there is a limit at some point. Might be a resource issue.
Hi, I know this is a bit late but it might still be relevant for you. I created a new video with a fully automated macro approach: ruclips.net/video/Tf4mZTr2q04/видео.html This let's you handle all images at once without the need to change any text wrapping settings.
I have a thousand pictures is there a way to select them all without going through each one.
This depends a bit on the text wrapping options of the images. If you already selected a non-standard text wrapping option, then there are 2 ways that might speed up the process.
1. If there is no text in between, simply press CTRL+A to select all. 2. If there is text in between, then go to the "Home" tab and in the "Editing" section click "Select">"Selection Pane". A sidebar will open and there you will be able select the image faster.
But in any case you might want to code a macro for that. Since it will take forever if you have thousands of images.
@@LeonRenner how to enter a macro code for permeant reference. My case is the first scenario that you mentioned "Only pictures without text"
I recommend this Macro code:
Sub pictures()
'
' pictures Macro
Dim i As Long
With ActiveDocument
For i = 1 To .InlineShapes.Count
With .InlineShapes(i)
.ScaleHeight = 20
.ScaleWidth = 20
End With
Next i
End With
End Sub
Just paste in the macro dialog and run. Hope It help you!!!
@@LeonRenner You have to mention that first in your video. Because most of the people looking for this option only
Hi everyone, I know this is a bit late but it might still be relevant for you. I created a new video with a fully automated macro approach: ruclips.net/video/Tf4mZTr2q04/видео.html This let's you handle all images at once without the need to change any text wrapping settings.
video doesn't help
Well, if I'd know what exactly does not work, I maybe could have helped. But with that little information, I unfortunately cannot help you.
Thanks so much
You're welcome ☺❤
good
thanks for the feedback ☺❤
thanks
You're welcome 😊💗
imposible. nor control nor shift allows me to select multiple images.
Hi Carlos, did you already change the text wrapping option for the images? Also, make sure that the images are properly inserted. If they are, you'll see a solid line around the image and also white circles at the edges and midpoints after selecting the image. If not, try to cut (CTRL + X) and paste (CTRL + V) the image again.
How to change the default photo size
When we insert photo in Ms word it's size is very big , it covers all the page
How to change the default settings so when we insert a photo it's Size automatically insert small
So it will Never cover all the page
It always uses the size of the original picture
@@LeonRenner so we can't change that
i want multi photos spliting
Not sure what you mean with that
2 photos 2 min , 40 Photos oh yeaaah. lol
You might wanna check out my new video: ruclips.net/video/Tf4mZTr2q04/видео.html 😊
something is wrong, instruction unclear.
Well, with this precise error description I'll unfortunately not be able to help much.
i still need to indibidualle need to click evry image, useless
Yes, otherwise you need to write a macro
Hi again, I created a new video with a fully automated macro approach: ruclips.net/video/Tf4mZTr2q04/видео.html
Like that you don't have to click on every image anymore