Changing the image size in WordPress refers to modifying the dimensions of an image. After uploading an image, it automatically creates several sizes of the image to serve them for different purposes on your site.

But these default sizes may not meet your personal needs. So when curating page design and blog post content, you may want to resize images to reflect your desired layout.

Let’s explore several methods of how to change image size in WordPress in this article.

Method One: How to Change Image Size Using the Gutenberg Editor #

While creating post and page content using the Gutenberg editor, you can customize the image size. Here’s how to:

Step 01: Select the Image #

Select the image on the editor you want to resize.

に行く。 設定タブ of the image block on the right sidebar. You’ll see the 幅 そして Height boxes under the tab.

Step 02: Place Values to Resize the Image #

Place your desired values in the 幅 そして Height boxes. You’ll see the image size is changing accordingly.

Update the post/page to save the changes.

Method Two: How to Change Image Size From the Media Library #

All the media files you upload in WordPress are stored in the media library. You resize images individually from there as well.

Step 01: Go to WordPress Media Library #

に行く。 Media Library and choose the image you want to resize.