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Tue 02/03/04 at 21:05
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Evenin',

I need to know how to make a GIF image larger. Paint doesn't do this and I don't have any big dudey programs like photoshop or PSP. Is there a - preferably free - program to do this for me? It would need to be easy to use too as I'm not all that bright lately!

Thanks
Tue 02/03/04 at 21:05
Regular
Posts: 14,437
Evenin',

I need to know how to make a GIF image larger. Paint doesn't do this and I don't have any big dudey programs like photoshop or PSP. Is there a - preferably free - program to do this for me? It would need to be easy to use too as I'm not all that bright lately!

Thanks
Tue 02/03/04 at 21:19
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"l33t cs50r"
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ßulle†† wrote:
> Evenin',
>
> I need to know how to make a GIF image larger. Paint doesn't do this
> and I don't have any big dudey programs like photoshop or PSP. Is
> there a - preferably free - program to do this for me? It would need
> to be easy to use too as I'm not all that bright lately!
>
> Thanks

Your pretty limited as GIF's are indexed so pixleate when enlarged. Photoshop is probably your best bet as you can convert the image back to working RGB which handles resizing much better.
Wed 03/03/04 at 09:23
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Just found this http://www.gifworks.com/

I think it is a great tool.

the borg
Wed 03/03/04 at 09:24
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For a free graphics package you could try GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) which has good reviews: www.gimp.org
Wed 03/03/04 at 14:40
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"Bicycle"
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Or if you're trying to use them as an image online, just use "width / height" equalling larger.
Wed 03/03/04 at 19:12
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"l33t cs50r"
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Messy wrote:
> Or if you're trying to use them as an image online, just use
> "width / height" equalling larger.

increaing the width/height attributes will only cause the image to pixleate as it cannot resample the image quality. THIS IS NOT THE WAY TO DO IT!

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