How to Increase Image Size & Quality in Photoshop 2024 | Beginner's Guide

[@ChrisCurry]

"Say goodbye to the days of accepting 'high-quality' images from clients that turned out to be 5 pixels in disguise! 🤣

[@djr3386]

Thank you, Chris. Your latest subscriber 🙏

[@goldenpassenger5135]

Not only you showed it in a very simple and easy way, but your video was short enough without that intro annoying talk. Congrats!

[@burningboatfilms]

Simple, quick, how every tutorial should be, thank you!

[@ChrisCurry]

I agree! Thanks for the feedback and comment, it really helps :)

[@BoyceBailey]

That''s getting used on monday. Cheers.

[@ChrisCurry]

I wish I knew this sooner myself!

[@BabyCocoa-dt1wb]

Very useful guide. Thanks Chris

[@ChrisCurry]

You’re welcome :)

[@jjsmsalas1]

This is awesome! Thank you!

[@ChrisCurry]

You're very welcome! :)

[@JonDorman]

5/5 tutorial 👏 Quick, easy, no fluff, detailed, simple, effective.

[@ChrisCurry]

Glad you liked it!

[@samijostudios]

So helpful and concise! Worked like a charm!

[@ChrisCurry]

Glad this helped :)

[@DebiRichards]

Worked perfectly. Thank you for such a straightforward tutorial!

[@ChrisCurry]

Thanks for the feedback and so happy to hear you found this helpful.

[@faithbabirye9980]

Very helpful. Recently scanned old images of my family need amp up resolution on them

[@ChrisCurry]

Best of luck!

[@alexamirassou4918]

Thank you Chris great video. Can I use your method for print as well. While the size and quality of your image increases, I see that it remains at 72 DPI. Would that be enough for print ? Thank you.

[@ChrisCurry]

Hello! For print you want to aim for 300 DPI, hope that helps 🙂

[@CmdrTomalak]

I don't see the very first step about the Photoshop 2024 settings. I don't have that to select. First menu item I have is "File" I do have Photoshop 2024 though.

[@ChrisCurry]

Hit Command + K on your keyboard and this will bring up your settings. From there you will be able to find Technology Previews at the bottom of the menu. Hope this helps :)

[@CmdrTomalak]

@@ChrisCurry Thanks. I'll try that.

[@danvshimself]

Thank you!

[@liebezentrisch5620]

How to do it on Windows?

[@pilcrow43]

Thanks!

[@ChrisCurry]

Thank you so much for my first ever Super 😁 glad this tutorial was helpful

[@blueboots]

Wow thanks. Get plenty of these “large files” to be printed A2. Haha

[@ChrisCurry]

So accurate!! 😂 Glad this helped

[@InclusiveMusic]

Great stuff - thanks

[@ChrisCurry]

My pleasure!

[@pilcrow43]

Excellent! thank you.

[@chosenmedia]

Thank you.

[@ChrisCurry]

You’re welcome :)

[@alirezazarringhalami4371]

Thaaaaaaank u so much

[@ChrisCurry]

You're welcome! 😁

[@cookx84]

Very Good!

[@apolo2177]

very nice

[@welcome5506]

I am With Windows 10 and do not have the menu "Photoshop 24", what should I do?

[@ChrisCurry]

Hello! What version of Photoshop are you using?

[@slodyczek2998]

there's a "Preferences" option under "Edit" tab. You can find it there. Hope it helps

[@darkerintheshallow]

That picture didn't start off like the thumbnail

[@Movieclip.s589]

Looks like you makes it more blur after editing 😂😂

[@roshisayadi7461]

Worked great. Thank you so much

[@ChrisCurry]

You’re welcome 🙂