Locate the image you want to shrink and open it in Finder.
Click on Show Markup Toolbar
Look for the little marker icon and click on it to reveal the markup toolbar.
Adjust Image Size
Click on the square icon that allows you to adjust the size.
Change the width to shrink the image while maintaining the aspect ratio by ensuring the lock button is activated.
Aim for a resulting size smaller than 5 megabytes (limit for gain), such as 650.
Save Changes
Click OK to apply the new size.
Press Command + S on the keyboard to save the changes.
Close the image file.
Completion
The image is now resized and ready for approvals or any other use.
0:01 Alright, hi Natalie. I'm testing out this new recording feature. Let's see if it works. Anyways, this is how you shrink a image on Mac.
0:14 you just open up the image in Finder. Click this little show markup toolbar. It's a little marker. And, on this little square, adjust, adjust size, you're gonna change.
0:28 Change the width, you can shrink it down a little bit, you're gonna wanna make sure this little lock button is still there, that way it maintains the aspect ratio, 800, yeah, whatever.
0:38 So just so it's smaller. Resulting size, actually we want it a little smaller than 5 megabytes, cause that is the limit for, for gain, so I'm just gonna lower it to, maybe 650.
0:50 Cool, fine enough. Now this is just for approvals anyway, so we'll click okay, and then command S on the keyboard, and you can close it, and you're all, you're all done.
